MortgagesOct 14 2024

How to be a 'nosy broker' and spot the signs of fraud

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  • Explain ways in which clients might try to game the system
  • Outline different problems this could cause for clients and companies
  • List ways to protect yourself and your company
  • Explain ways in which clients might try to game the system
  • Outline different problems this could cause for clients and companies
  • List ways to protect yourself and your company
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How to be a 'nosy broker' and spot the signs of fraud
Putting fraudsters in the dog house needs a rigorous process. (Karolina Grabowska/Pexels)

Mortgage fraud is almost as old as mortgages themselves, but advisers and brokers have warned the scammers are getting smarter than ever in their attempts.

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