When receivers or individuals in general know, and commercial mortgage fraud in the same way emerges word commercial mortgage agent pop right into mind. But actuality many receivers play a significant purpose in fraudulent loans that the industry professional. Whether trying not to expose a specific piece of information at the end of creating fake is always the illegal and nearly always return to the borrower. Why inexperienced borrowers who do their best 2 or 3 commercial mortgages in their life think they will be able to cheat an insurance professional whose job is to monitor carefully the file is beyond me.
For example recently we had loans and if a borrower attempts to cover up its 30-day rolling owed a story on the former bank employee (who is no longer with the bank), allowing them to defer paymen and creating a false letter we'll find that the letter bank support their story. Fraud is in fact when all of the letter during startup, resulting in a pre-approved loans and deposits sincerity was sent by the borrower to the bank concerned.
However, the existing insurer to pay the bank is known as a statement and confirmed the story which reveals the truth. The end result is of course that the loss of 2 months and 5,000 non-refundable deposit to the borrower. Bank action may be taken by the borrower or the report, but I doubt they would bother.
Commercial loans can be difficult and closing some harder than others, but no matter how difficult the situation of the borrower while it is not a good idea for distorting the truth of your business loan. Return to at least lose money and borrowers could service commercial mortgage fraud in jail.
An Example of a Mortgage Fraud
In early of May 2010, the largest mortgage fraud in Canadian history made headlines across the country. Bank of Montreal has filed suit while claiming losses of $ 120 million in mortgage fraud. According to the lawsuit the hundreds of people, including bankers, lawyers, and ordinary citizens and even the electeds, could be involved.
This was essentially sophisticated fraud to inflate the real value of houses through straw men, naive people who played the role of borrower, defrauding several banks and buyers.
Mortgage fraud is more common than one might think. Unfortunately, it attacks more often than not an owner at a time, not owner suspecting nothing ...