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"Oh Crap, I Did It!" Mortgage Fraud Panic?
Summary
If a short-term rental host realizes they might have committed mortgage fraud, the first step is to take a deep breath and consult with a lawyer in their market. Work with the attorney to come up with a plan to address the situation and understand the potential financial corrections needed, including getting a refinance or talking with the lender about the loan’s status.
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