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What is mortgage fraud?

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By Dani Romero Verified, Kennedy Edgerton Verified
| Homes.com
Key takeaways Mortgage fraud happens when someone lies or leaves out key information to get a home loan or better terms. It can affect buyers, sellers and even lenders. Lenders have gotten better at catching fraud, but you still need to double-check everything. Don’t rely on others — verify details, documents and payment instructions yourself. If you think something is wrong, report it right away. File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and alert your lender.
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Podcast: Historic Virginia lighthouse reimagined — from beacon to bold family retreat - Homes.com

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By Valerie Kellogg Verified, Kennedy Edgerton Verified
| Homes.com
Here is a conversation about a 19th-century lighthouse off the coast of Virginia became one man’s ultimate family getaway. Read the full article: Virginia lighthouse lists for $450,000, but you’ll need a boat and a bold spirit - Homes.com Dave McNally bought Smith Point Lighthouse for $170,000 in 2006 and renovated it into a four-level family vacation home 2.5 miles offshore in Virginia.
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Building a new home? What to look for during the final walkthrough

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By Kennedy Edgerton Verified
| Homes.com
A final walkthrough is the last stage before closing on a newly constructed home. You will review elements such as site grading, roof and gutters, other exterior features, finish quality, flooring, appliances and internal systems. Of course, you shouldn't do it alone. Your real estate agent, if you have one, and a builder representative should accompany you and use blue tape to mark problem areas. During your walkthrough, use this checklist as a guide. Check the foundation.
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