Is it within law to NOT disclose a reason for ability when applying for a loan?
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Read More Answered By: Bryan Whipple |
What is a "reason for ability?"
To me, a "reason for ability" sounds like having the ability to be a good piano player because both of your parents were professional musicians.
I cannot relate "reason for ability" to the topic of loan-application disclosures.
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