Do mortgage lenders verify tax documents for income proof with the IRS?

Posted by admin on July 29th, 2010 and filed under mortgage lenders | 4 Comments »

I want to try to qualify for a palm harbor manufactured home and was wondering if when I bring in my SE Tax forms from last year if they would verify them with the IRS. Is it a normal practice of mortgage lending? Or if there is even a way to do this?

Yes, they make you fill out IRS form 4506 and it may be verified with the IRS. With all the mortgage fraud in the last few years, they are verifying more and more tax returns with the IRS.

4 Responses

  1. Answer-boy Says:

    Yes, they make you fill out IRS form 4506 and it may be verified with the IRS. With all the mortgage fraud in the last few years, they are verifying more and more tax returns with the IRS.
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  2. v b Says:

    Lenders lost a lot of money by not verifying such documents.

    Just to make sure the lenders learned their lesson, the government is passing laws that they verify your income.

    As stated above, it’s common practice to have you sign the 4506-T so they can get the IRS transcripts to confirm the numbers match the copy you give them.
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  3. Janet P Says:

    Yes, of course they verify them. They verify the last 2 years.
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  4. Rebecca Says:

    So is your real question if I fake a tax return will it be found out and the answer is absolutely without one single doubt!

    It is called mortgage FRAUD
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