That's essentially what the no -
doc loan means — neither the income, assets or employment would be verified.
That's essentially what the no -
doc loan means — neither the income, assets or employment would be verified.
That's essentially what the no -
doc loan means — neither the income, assets or employment would be verified.
Not exact matches
Many of these
loans were called «no
doc»
loans which
meant that there was no documentation (like annual salary) required in order to get the mortgages approved.
Home
loans used to be underwritten full
doc,
meaning you would need to provide pay stubs or W - 2's, along with asset and employment information.
One of the defining characteristics of an Alt - A mortgage is that it is typically a low -
doc or no -
doc loan,
meaning the lender doesn't require much (if any) documentation to prove a borrower's income, assets or expenses.
And if the Foreclosure Investigator would report misrepresentation on the original
loan docs, that would
mean that a lot of people who are in foreclosure would want to avoid this investigator at all costs.