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1. GM says:

   June 28, 2009 at 9:05 am

   This is a perfect example of most common practice of mortgage fraud. Lying on the loan application. Your loan officer obviously wants to close the loan, so they can make money. If they underwriter does not do a verification of mortgage then there are very less chances of them finding out about the job history. But, if they do the verification then you will have some explaining to do because you have signed a legal document attesting to the above information. At times like this you should reckon about "if you want to be an accident waiting to happen"

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