Marener
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I've tried telling you, I even cited the law.Why don't you tell us. Explain how bankers never use appraisers, how they never examine applicants statements and shit like that. I spent many years in that business and am well aware of the checks made by banks.
I got a call one day about a customer of ours where he submitted tax returns made by his accountant. We asked the accountant about the returns and he told us they were accurate. So based on the accountants words, the lender we sent the loan to agreed to make the loan. The party calling us was who the lender sold the loan to. The accountant had lied.
I have no idea if the accountant was prosecuted.
Every party to creating loans follows state laws plus federal laws. We do not sit around with the client telling him this so the client learns what he learns by reading documents we supply to customers.
Say when your accountant handles your taxes, do you audit your accountant?
The law clearly states that lying on your financial statements constitutes fraud and is illegal. It does not require that anyone believed your financial statements. It's irrelevant to the law.