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Below is email from the underwriter. The borrower is a Disable Veteran with 100% disability. According to Texas tax code 11.131 veteran will not pay any property taxes. The file was submitted without property taxes. The underwriter counter the file by paying off additional debt and included property taxes. I called the underwriter regarding the counter offer and if I asked if I could provide documentation to show proof that the Veteran will not pay property taxes. She asked if I could get a something from title company of tax office she would review it. I submitted a letter from Galveston County. Underwriter requested a exception and te exception was denied. Please help me. The file is due to close this week.
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