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SUMMARY:Mortgage Fraud
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Common types of mortgage fraud
Red flags

Mortgage fraud is a crime that involves an intentional misstatement, misrepresentation, or omission of information that a lender or underwriter relies on in making, buying, or insuring a mortgage loan secured by real property. Possible perpetrators include borrowers, loan officers, real estate agents, appraisers, attorneys, escrow and title officers, and others. Offenders may be prosecuted in both federal and state court.
Common types of mortgage fraud 
Common examples of mortgage fraud include the following. Applications. There are many ways for a loan application to be fraudulent. For example, a borrower may attempt to obtain a loan on a property intended for investment at a low-interest rate by fraudulently stating that the borrower will occupy the property as a residence. In another context, the borrower may overstate income, understate liabilities, or make a false claim about employment to qualify for a loan.
Appraisals. An appraised...

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