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…
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According to previously filed court documents, the government believes that more than 200 fraudulent mortgages were funded through this mortgage fraud scheme. Many of the properties have been foreclosed on and…
Continue Reading...A New York title attorney who is awaiting sentencing for his role in a Long Island real estate developer’s $92 million mortgage origination fraud in Nassau County was disbarred last week…
Continue Reading...According to previously filed court documents, the government believes that more than 200 fraudulent mortgages were funded through this mortgage fraud scheme. Many of the properties have been foreclosed on…
Continue Reading...A former Hastings couple, James Warren Hoffman, 51, and Teresa Gay Hoffman, 52, (now with a Stillwater address), have been charged with orchestrating a $5 million mortgage fraud over a period of eight years…
Continue Reading...The Whitehead indictment raises the possibility that these individuals will face scrutiny from federal authorities in one of the largest cases of mortgage fraud in Southwest Florida history. Law enforcement…
Continue Reading...On July 19, 2011 , Antar waived his right to indictment and pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud stemming both from this scheme and a separate $2 million mortgage fraud scheme he…
Continue Reading...The indictment alleges that the pair, who live in two different towns in New York, took part in a mortgage fraud conspiracy involving falsified loan applications…
Continue Reading...AP The bills signed into law Thursday create a specific crime for mortgage fraud and make that crime a felony punishable by up to 20 years in prison and a $500000 fine. Penalties for forging real property deeds…
Continue Reading...Bay Net A Davidsonville man has pleaded guilty to wire fraud arising from a scheme that defrauded lenders and a title insurance company, the US Attorney’s Office in Baltimore announced Thursday…
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