Bank Switches VA Mortgage to FHA Without Borrower Consent
Undertrained loan officers switch VA-approved applications to FHA without explanation, costing borrowers in fees and delays. Banks fail to supervise loan officer competency for specialized products and withhold approval status communication. Borrowers must transfer lenders at additional cost to complete the purchase.
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