If the borrower doesn't have an entity or doesn't want to get one, we deny the loan and don't waste our time.  

Even an average fee per scenario would have been very helpful.The sales rep wouldn't confirm or deny all of the funding comes through credit cards.

People may want to deny this, but it is just logical it would happen this way.Here is a thread about an investor who purchased a property last last year from an investment firm who is exiting the market.

If it was my client I would make a play for the EMD at a minimum because you are not being denied a loan.

You may never have to worry about denying a student solely based on the fact that they're a student, they'll usually fail one of the checks you've set up along the way.   

I have been looking for loans but I get denied because of my income at my job.

I also saw on Facebook that their son was into pot and they owned a dog that they didn't disclose on the application.I denied them quickly and they tried to lie their way out of it.

I am pasting a part of their blurb about why an insurance policy may not cover burst pipes (it boils down to having the most bare-bones form of coverage, instead of a more comprehensive policy):In the past few weeks we have seen a number of losses reported that prior experience tells us will eventually be denied by carriers.

They can't deny it's former use, but they can "encourage" phasing it out by creative wording that forces it out over time, which is how this appears to me.  

After about 2 weeks, we were denied.