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Who is responsible for convening an investigation when a post payment reviewer discovers an erroneous payment?

The Certifying Officer's commander or director


A credit manager is reviewing accounts and discovers that there are 13 customers who are each in debt for 1500 each How much money does this group of customers have?

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If the primary lender loan discovers that the cosigners signature was forged can the primary repo the vehicle no matter what the time of discovery?

If the signature was not only forged but done without the knowledge of the person, the party involve has a bigger problem than a "repo". Be that as it may, the agreement was made fraudulently and the lender has the right to reposession and recovery of expenses, by whatever means necessary.


If a person is going to inherit money from a estate and this person owes debt does that have to be paid before the estate gets settled?

Generally, if the creditor discovers that you have an inheritance coming it can attach the inheritance by filing in probate. There are people who regularly monitor new probate filings in many jurisdictions in order to create a data base of heirs that can be checked by creditors for a fee. Not all areas are covered. Your creditor may find your inheritance and it may not. If nothing is filed to notify the probate court of your debt then the administrator or executor can pay over the inheritance to you.


What it mean by earnest money is non refundable after due diligence?

In the state of Oklahoma, the Buyer has ten days (unless specified otherwise) to perform inspections on the property and complete underwriting requirements for his/her Lender. If the inspections turn up something that alarms the Buyer or the Lender discovers that the Buyer is not truly qualified, his/her earnest money will be returned and the contract is voided. So, during that time period, the Buyer is doing his "due diligence." If, however, after that time, the Buyer simply decides not to continue with the transaction, his earnest money is non-refundable.

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