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When must a mortgage agent disclose a potential conflict of interest to a borrower?

FSRA guidelines mandate that mortgage agents disclose potential conflicts of interest as early as possible in the mortgage process, and certainly before the cli

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Question: When must a mortgage agent disclose a potential conflict of interest to a borrower?

Answer options: ✅ Before the borrower signs any mortgage application or commitment.

  • Only if the borrower specifically asks about potential conflicts.
  • After the mortgage funding has been completed.
  • At any point during the mortgage process, as long as it's eventually disclosed.

Correct answer: Before the borrower signs any mortgage application or commitment.

Explanation: FSRA guidelines mandate that mortgage agents disclose potential conflicts of interest as early as possible in the mortgage process, and certainly before the client commits to any mortgage products. This ensures the borrower has full information to make an informed decision.

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