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    denial. Guild understands the loan process can be somewhat stressful and confusing at times; thus, we empathize with your situation. In accordance with the review of your loan, we are entitled to use factors such as income, expenses, debts, and credit history to evaluate…

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    I found your home listed on the Zillow Make Me Move page as I was searching for homes that aren’t listed, but have the potential to be sold. I recently had a customer who sold their home for cash using Zillow’s Make Me Move listing. Not that there is a guarantee that someone will contact you to make an offer, but with the current market being a sellers’ market we are starting to see more “For sale by owner” and Zillow Make Me Move offers. I’m not a Realtor; I’m a licensed mortgage…

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    of energy gazing upward for a bit of property of their decision. On the other hand, after at last finding such a property, when the potential purchaser applies to a bank or some other money related/credit foundation for a mortgage, and then dismissal on the premise of your payment capacities or credit positioning can be a heart-twisting knowledge. A mortgage pre-endorsement is the best technique through which one can maintain a strategic distance from any such upsetting and baffling dismissal…

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    Your credit rating will be impacted during an IVA. This means if your prospective landlord requires you to have credit checks before signing a rental agreement then you might struggle to rent another property during your IVA. This may also be the case in renewing a letting agreement – if you have to go through the credit check process again during a renewal your landlord might raise his concerns. Renting during…

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    Helen Keller Plagiarism

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    According to the oxford dictionary, plagiarism “is the practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own”. Most students believe plagiarism can only be used in writing, essays, and published books, but plagiarism can be used on several works like, music, arts, and even in clothes designing. There have been so many incidents where people have stolen other people’s works or ideas. “If you plagiarize others' techniques, you steal their emotions and tell your…

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    The loan I chose was the National Bank for 6 years. If I chose this loan, I would pay $461.25. The total finance amount would come out to $33,210. For six years, I would be paying 72 months for my Toyota Prius C Four. The car price including tax would be $21,573.34 for my loan. If I changed my loan and place, there would be different times, interests, and the monthly payment. For my car, I chose the Toyota Prius C Four. I decided to finance this car because I believe it’s the perfect family…

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    Why Plagiarism Is Bad

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    Plagiarism is an act of stealing or copying someone else’s work or ideas and taking credit for it. It is an illegal act toward the original piece of work. It sometimes is called an “academic misconduct.” Copying and pasting straight from the source is the most common form of plagiarism from students, and not citing the sources in the paper will result in trouble. Other forms of plagiarism are turning in your own previous assignment as a new one, when you change the words from the other’s work,…

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    a client’s business model. This would be an essential part of auditor’s inherent risk assessment process. The risk assessment is to understand the entity, its environment, and internal control to identify and assess the risk of material misstatement whether due to fraud or error at the financial statement and relevant assertion levels (AU-C Section 315, 2015) 2. Identify and briefly describe the specific fraud risk factors present during the 2000 NextCard audit. How should these factors have…

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    Risk and Controls Any good CFO considers both risks and controls. On a personal level, there is a lot less that can go wrong than there is in any firm. However, there is no reason why those things should not be considered. Life always has a way of teaching you how you are not as bulletproof as you imagine yourself to be. Risk management just makes these interesting lessons sting a lot less. Realistically, taking a moment to analyze where things can go wrong will save you lots of time…

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    Good FICO Scores

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    to make it better. There are five different elements that make up your score, and they take into account both positive and negative information in your credit file. Another important thing is that some are weighted more heavily than others. Let’s take a look at each: 35% payment history Some of the most critical information in your credit report is your payment history - do you pay your bills on time? While getting behind can put a big ding in your score, getting back on track and…

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