Tommy Lister, 54, Chatsworth, California, an actor who has appeared in approximately 100 movies, and Arcelia Chavez, 48, Northridge, California, a San Fernando Valley accountant, were charged in federal court with conspiring to commit mortgage fraud in a scheme that led to $3.8 million in losses.
Continue Reading...Moses Sheldon Hall, 56, Fullerton, California, California state bar number #153759, was disbarred June 21, 2012, and was ordered to make restitution, for his role in advising clients to stop making their mortgage payments and each lost their home to foreclosure.
Continue Reading...Mortgage fraud was a core factor in the 2008 financial crisis that harmed so many Americans so deeply, said U.S. Attorney John Walsh. This verdict underscores the fact that those who…
Continue Reading...More than two years after U.S. Attorney William Nettles vowed to make mortgage fraud investigations a top priority in South Carolina with a focus on the Myrtle Beach area the convictions are
Continue Reading...Nick C. Lee, 42, and his wife, Chang-Li Wang, 45, Fontana, California, have been arrested and charged with 20 felony counts in connection with a real estate fraud scheme.
Continue Reading...Michael Ohayon, 44, San Francisco, California, and David Papera, 50, San Rafael, California, were sentenced to 60 and 70 months in prison, respectively, and ordered to pay more than $10.5 million in restitution for conspiracy to commit bank fraud and money laundering.
Continue Reading...Kevin A. Dahl, 57, Lakeville, Minnesota, pleaded guilty to obtaining fraudulently more than $1.4 million in loans from four different banks.
Continue Reading...David Alan Boucher, 56, San Bernardino, California, has been arrested and charged for defrauding banks and financial businesses by illegally filing fraudulent Grant Deeds on properties throughout San Bernardino County.
Continue Reading...Lisa Carol Ross, 50, Missouri City, Texas, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud for her role in a mortgage fraud scam.
Continue Reading...Henrik Sardariani, 44, Glendale, California, has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for orchestrating a loan fraud scheme that netted him and his associates well over $5 million in less than eight months.
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