People commit first-party fraud when they get loans from lenders using false information and then don't plan to pay them back. Lenders face substantial financial risks due to this form of fraud, which damages the credibility of lending. Fortunately, there are several ways to protect
If you're a financial institution thinking about approving a loan for a business, you need to do your due diligence before pulling the proverbial trigger. Thanks to modern-day technology and internet access, doing so is relatively easy. But you have to know where to look.
The current economy is one where consumers have it easier than ever when they want to research new products and services, and consequently, they're more likely to jump between them. That makes mortgage customer retention more crucial than ever before. For every customer your lending
Following the release of the Q1 2024 Mortgage Trends, much information vital to lenders has been revealed. Although the forecast itself has been described as less than favorable, it's not all bad news. Here are a few positive takeaways and facts that can be gleaned
Tax returns do more than provide a paper trail for individuals and businesses to prove to states and the federal government that they met their financial obligations. A request for verified IRS tax return transcripts is one of the best ways for lenders (i.e., banks,