insufficient funds: Bank Statements - Why Do They Want the Blank Pages? - 11/11/08 11:27 AM
Q: Why does a lender want to see all the pages on bank statements, even if some of them are blank?
A: The main things lenders look for are insufficient funds charges, car loans that are not reported to the credit bureaus (fairly common with credit unions), overdraft loans that are not on … (9 comments)
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Q: Why does a lender want to see all the pages on bank statements, even if some of them are blank? 
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