Seems to me he runs his business like a hacker on threats and empty promisses!
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Psycho boy... Anger down little one... You just applied for a loan and got turned down. You ruined your own life. Monkey boy... Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Not me!
If you bring it, I will finish it... I'm from Chicago... And you have no idea what I am capable of either, pal...
I am reporting you to my special agent FBI buddy, I did a loan for once... Right now... To play it smart...
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date Jan 20 5:17 PM
subject Re: actionable in a court of law and you could go to jail.
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Psycho boy... Anger down little one... You just applied for a loan and got turned down. You ruined your own life. Monkey boy... Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Not me!
If you bring it, I will finish it... I'm from Chicago... And you have no idea what I am capable of either, pal...
I am reporting you to my special agent FBI buddy, I did a loan for once... Right now... To play it smart...
Here is a little more info on this type of crime, this is illigal in most states legal action is taking place against david musk!
Statement required by the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, 12 U.S.C. 2801 to 2809.
4."Red-lining" means the practice by which a financial institution may designate certain areas as unsuitable for the making of mortgage loans and reject applications for mortgage loans or vary the terms of a mortgage loan upon property within that area because of the prevailing income, racial or ethnic characteristics of the area, or because of the age of the structures in the area.
5."Reporting financial institution" means a financial institution which is required to file a mortgage loan disclosure statement.
6."Vary the terms of a mortgage loan" includes, but is not limited to the following:
A. Requiring a greater than average down payment than is usual for the particular type of mortgage loan involved.
B. Requiring a shorter period of amortization than is usual for the particular type of mortgage loan involved.
C. Charging a higher interest rate or higher loan origination fees than is usual for the particular type of mortgage loan involved.
D. An unreasonable underappraisal of real estate or item of property offered as security.
Section History: Early form
[C79,81, 535A. 1; 81 Acts, ch 174,4, 5]
Section History: Recent form
85 Acts, ch 238,1
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