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Nick S.
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Allentown, PA
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Loans "recalled"

Nick S.
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Allentown, PA
Posted

Good afternoon, 

I applied for loans at a lending institution about 1 year ago. They were unable to sell the loans due to an underwriter overlooking certain aspects of the loan. That underwriter was fired after they processed a few loans and were unable to sell them on the secondary market. 

The lending institution hired a lawyer and claimed that I did not disclose that we owned a garage, and that we didn't tell them about owning another rental house that is free and clear.

What can these lenders really do to me? I did not lie on the mortgage applications, but another commercial lender I work with is advising me to speak with a lawyer. 

I know this is much more complicated than a few paragraphs, but has anyone else ran into a situation like this? Any advice?

Thanks!

Nick

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