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Several parties in the real estate business collude to obtain a construction loan to build a residential development on a property that does not actually exist. The co-conspirators split the proceeds, leaving the lender with no collateral to foreclose on. Which of the following BEST describes this scheme?

  • A. Property flopping
  • B. Daisy chain
  • C. Phantom lien
  • D. Air loan
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Suggested Answer: C 🗳️

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Selected Answer: D
An air loan is a fraudulent loan made for a nonexistent property or borrower. In this case: • The conspirators colluded to obtain a construction loan for a property that does not exist. • They pocketed the loan proceeds, leaving the lender with nothing to foreclose on — no real collateral.
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