Which of the following is NOT an information source used in underwriting?

The Home Ownership Statement is not typically used as an information source in the underwriting process. Underwriting is the evaluation of risk involved in insuring a person or entity, and it relies on specific information to assess this risk accurately. Key sources of information such as the Medical Information Bureau (MIB), Agent's Report, and Attending Physician Statement (APS) provide relevant data regarding an applicant's health, medical history, and risk factors.

The MIB contains shared medical data across insurers, which helps underwriters evaluate an individual's medical history and risks. The Agent's Report offers insights from the agent who has met the applicant, providing context about the applicant's lifestyle and potential risks. The APS is a detailed report from a physician specifically about an individual's medical condition and history.

In contrast, the Home Ownership Statement does not inherently provide information relevant to an individual's health risks or financial history needed for underwriting purposes, making it the outlier in this context.