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Maxine Kunimura
  • Eagan, MN
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Lender keeps contacting my child’s daycare

Maxine Kunimura
  • Eagan, MN
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My lender has contacted my son's daycare (without my knowledge) twice now. Not to verify the cost or attendance, but because he is trying to come up with a "strategy" (he calls it) to document that my child care costs will end soon, even though I've made it clear that we have no intention of ending child care. He wants to do this because they have to reduce my DTI to make the loan work. I feel they are crossing two big lines: 1) trying to misrepresent my finances (mortgage fraud?) and 2) speaking with my son's daycare, not for ‘normal' purposes, without notifying me.

Am I mistaken? Do lenders typically do this?

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Account Closed
  • Specialist
  • San Antonio, TX
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Account Closed
  • Specialist
  • San Antonio, TX
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If the lender is not your cup of tea find another one. They seem to be working hard to get you approved for a loan. If you resent that then make your DTI better before contracting the next lender:)

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