Finance
Under TRID, a 'changed circumstance' that allows a lender to issue a revised Loan Estimate includes:
AThe borrower changing their mind about the loan amount
BDiscovery of inaccurate information, changed circumstances affecting eligibility, or borrower-requested changes to the loan✓ Correct
CThe lender increasing their origination fee
DMarket interest rate changes
Explanation
TRID allows lenders to reset tolerance baselines (issue a revised LE) only for specific changed circumstances: borrower-requested changes, discovery that information was inaccurate, changes in the loan program, natural disasters, or new information not reasonably available when the original LE was issued.
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