Jim and kim scott have been working very hard to rebuild their credit. they are now in good financial shape to buy their first home. the couple has been working with a mortgage broker, ted, to assist them in finding the best loan. they complete the application, are approved for a loan, complete other paperwork, and are now obligated to complete the loan. a week before they are due to close, they receive the mortgage disclosure statement, outlining all of the costs and terms associated with the loan. the costs and terms are not what they had previously understood. are they stuck with this loan?

the numbers are even higher.

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statistics have shown that more that 60% of test takers fail the first time and have to retake the test.

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exactly!

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people may be on here being big bullies by going around reporting everybody and everything they can get their pointers on. a few of my answers got deleted because people reported it for no reason. and it makes us have a bad rep when we got these reports and deletions going on with our questions, when in all honesty we're just trying to be .

answer: no there are many laws put in place to stop you but if you somehow passed the tests than you could.

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