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9/01/10, 9:48 am

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My lender for my mortgage GROSSLY underestimated my closing costs according to my good faith estimate - they omitted the transfer tax. As a result, I was forced to liquidate stocks and almost didn't make my closing. Do I have any recourse whatsoever?


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