Last month, federal prosecutors accused Wilkerson; his wife, Joyce; and two others of conspiring in a $6.3 million mortgage fraud and Ponzi scheme that left a handful of lower-middle-class congregants on the…
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Andrew H. Williams and his co-defendants targeted homeowners and home buyers to pay at least $50,000 in exchange for a promise to pay off the homeowner’s mortgage within 5 to 7 years – trial begins on November 1, 2011.
Continue Reading...Homeowners needing assistance are reminded to avoid companies selling “foreclosure rescue,” “securitization audits” and other home loan modification schemes.
Continue Reading...California Watch – Hosking said her husband had just passed away and she was facing foreclosure last year when she paid $4000 to another law firm targeted in Harris’ fraud suit. Hosking said she was told that…
Continue Reading...Plain Dealer (blog) By Sara Macho, Sun News A 21-count indictment was filed against North Royalton resident Antoinette Payne, 41, for her role in a $460000 mortgage fraud scheme involving seven homes on the east…
Continue Reading...Las Vegas Review – Journal – Three people arrested in mortgage, foreclosure scam have been charged with two counts of mortgage fraud and two counts of theft of more than $2500 in the operation of BioGreen…
Continue Reading...SACRAMENTO — A Bay Point woman was among six people indicted by a federal grand jury in connection with a mortgage fraud scheme, the US Department of Justice announced Thursday. Temika Reed, 31, is accused of…
Continue Reading...Joseph W. Traxler of Bloomington pleaded guilty Thursday to federal bank fraud charges stemming from a scheme that involved Centennial Mortgage and Funding Inc. Traxler, 63, admitted to “material misrepres
Continue Reading...WHITE PLAINS The last defendant in a multimillion-dollar mortgage fraud case that officials say swindled four Westchester County families out of their homes was convicted of theft, fraud and conspirac
Continue Reading...Guadalupe Valencia, 47, West Covina, California, who admitted running a real estate Ponzi scheme that took in approximately $6.9 million from more than 150 victims has been sentenced to 108 months in federal prison.
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