This statement could discourage unmarried applicants on a prohibited basis by suggesting the product is intended for married couples.
“"You're pre-approved for a ClearPath mortgage. Best suited for married couples buying their first home."”
The ad headline implies actual preapproval even though the landing page describes only a free prequalification estimate subject to underwriting, creating a misleading net impression.
“"ClearPath Mortgage Prequalification | You're Pre-Approved!" / "You're pre-approved for a ClearPath mortgage."”
The material represents or strongly implies approval likelihood/preapproval, while the full text only supports a prequalification estimate subject to underwriting.
“"You're Pre-Approved!" / "You're pre-approved for a ClearPath mortgage."”