Finance
TRID's '3-day waiting period' after receiving the Loan Estimate allows Kansas borrowers to:
ARequest any changes to the loan terms at no cost
BReview loan terms and shop for other lenders before committing to mortgage-related services✓ Correct
CWithdraw their offer to purchase the property
DLock in a specific interest rate
Explanation
The 3-business-day period after receiving the Loan Estimate gives borrowers time to review the estimated terms, compare loan offers from other lenders, and make informed decisions about proceeding.
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