Jason G. Haywood pled guilty to charges that he knowingly made a false statement for the purpose of influencing a lender in connection with a loan for a residential property.
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Gregory Wayne Eagle, 62, Cape Coral, Florida, pleaded guilty to four counts of bank fraud, one count of mail fraud, and one count of wire fraud in connection with altering trust agreements to obtain a mortgage.
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Neal Sultzer, Plainview, New York, has been sentenced to two years in prison for his role in a conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bank fraud in connection with a $66 million mortgage fraud scheme involving over 100 home mortgage loans for residential properties.
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David L. Sturgeon, 63, Cordell, Oklahoma, has pled guilty to making false statements to defraud the Bank of Cordell.
Peter McDonough, Pleasanton, California, and Michael Renquist, Livermore, California, two real estate investors, have agreed to plead guilty for their roles in conspiracies to rig bids and commit mail fraud at public real estate foreclosure auctions in Northern California.
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Paul Mancuso, 46, Glen Rock, New Jersey, and Pasquale Stiso, a/k/a Pat Stiso, 52, West Harrison, New York, were arrested and charged with engaging in a real estate investment fraud conspiracy that defrauded more than 15 victims of approximately $5 million from 2009 to the present.
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Randolph Branham, 46, Destin, Florida, a former mortgage broker, was sentenced in federal court to two years in prison and ordered to pay over $1.8 million in restitution, having been adjudicated guilty of multiple bank fraud violations.
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Michael Wayne Harding, 59, Keswick, Virginia, a local businessman and former commercial real estate agent, pled guilty to federal fraud charges.
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Gary Dimattia, 62, Las Vegas, Nevada, pled no contest in connection with his operation of a mortgage lending fraud scam, including four counts each of mortgage lending fraud and theft, one count of multiple transactions involving fraud and deceit in the course of enterprise or occupation, and one count of pattern of mortgage lending fraud.
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Four Tucson, Arizona area individuals have pled guilty to their roles in a mortgage fraud case: William Michael Naponelli, Bryan Atwood, Walter Scott Fruit and Sandra Jackson.
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