Matthew Paul Kay, 36, a British citizen who formerly lived in West Los Angeles and the Park La Brea district of Los Angeles, California, a former real estate agent and mortgage broker charged with running a multi-million dollar mortgage fraud scheme was ordered held without bond after arriving in the United States to face federal fraud, identity theft and tax charges.
Continue Reading...12, 2011 — /PRNewswire/ — Minnesota has emerged as a problem area for mortgage fraud and helped lift national activity from the first quarter. But a national improvement from a year earlier was attributable…
Continue Reading...ABC Action News TAMPA – A Florida Highway Patrol trooper based in Tampa has been arrested for grand theft of more than $100000 in a mortgage fraud case, state officials said. Shaun Reid turned himself into the…
Continue Reading...“As mortgage fraud continues to impact our communities we also continue working closely with the IRS and FBI to hold those responsible for this fraud accountable.” The indictment alleges that the…
Continue Reading...The five biggest mortgage servicers have cancelled a planned negotiating session with representatives of the 50 State Attorneys General in apparent protest over a federal regulator filing suit against them…
Continue Reading...The internal probe stems from “Operation Copout” — a mortgage fraud investigation initiated by former Plantation Police Chief Larry Massey in 2007. Massey was tipped off to the real estate scheme by…
Continue Reading...A Los Angeles judge Friday ordered a 36-year-old British citizen who allegedly defrauded mortgage lenders out of millions of dollars held without bond. Authorities said Matthew Paul Kay was arrested last month…
Continue Reading...Lawsuits have been filed against 17 financial institutions, certain of their officers and various unaffiliated lead underwriters. The suits allege violations of federal securities laws and common law in the sale of residential private-label mortgage-backed securities (PLS) to the Enterprises.
Continue Reading...Memphis Flyer First Horizon is the Memphis owner of First Tennessee, the state’s largest bank and a force in the national mortgage market until it sold off most of the business late in 2008. In going to court…
Continue Reading...“As mortgage fraud continues to impact our communities we also continue working closely with the IRS and FBI to hold those responsible for this fraud accountable.” The indictment alleges that…
Continue Reading...





