Mortgage Fraud Investigation

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21 Responses to “Mortgage Fraud Investigation”

  • johnddscom:

    They are a bunch of cockroaches!!!!

  • johnddscom:

    GO GET EM!!!

    Does this have anything to do with American Financial in Bend Oregon?

    Do you have a copy of the 60 minute piece on Hospital price gouging?

  • johnddscom:

    KB, What you doing in Peru?

  • Douggie0000:

    This is such bullcrap.

  • Xbwalker:

    These mortgage scammers are on the same level of criminals that rob banks and houses. So they should do the same amount of time behind bars, if not more!!!

  • Xbwalker:

    These mortgage scammers are on the same level of criminals that rob banks and houses. So they should do the same amount of time behind bars, if not more!!!

  • fraudbuster1:

    When is the notorious Emerald Mortgage Corp (of California) and its broker/owner Markus Shepherd getting indicated? I know that the California Department of Real Estate and the California Department of Corporations has recently nailed them, and there are also about 15 civil suits in various stages. I guess the FBI is slower than the state and civil system…

  • tomcalps:

    Bean’ers I hate em! 1 4 / 8 8 !!!

  • mannyfeseha:

    thehelpfund.blogspot

  • mannyfeseha:

    thehelpfund.blogspot

  • foreclosuredog:

    On January 10-11, 2008, Senator Boxer and her senior staff hosted a series of five roundtable
    discussions in California regarding the home foreclosure crisis, its impact on our local
    communities, and legislative action and other steps needed to help our families. The
    roundtables — which took place in Stockton, Riverside, Pittsburg, San Diego, and Fresno —
    were attended by local elected officials, government representatives at the federal, state,

  • foreclosuredog:

    Many believe the worst is still yet to come—the Center for Responsible Lending (CRL) has
    estimated that as many as 2.2 million subprime home loans made in recent years have already
    failed or will end in foreclosure more than 460,000 of those in California alone and that one
    out of five subprime mortgages originated during the past two years will end in foreclosure.

  • foreclosuredog:

    California, which saw some of the greatest increases

    in housing prices, is being hit particularly

    hard by the foreclosure crisis. Of the metropolitan

    areas with the highest foreclosure activity in

    July through September of 2007, five of the top 10 are
    in California: Stockton, Riverside/San
    Bernardino, Sacramento, Bakersfield, and Oakland.

    Fresno and San Diego also place in the

    top 20.

  • foreclosuredog:

    I am posting some excerpts from the Senator Boxer’s Foreclosure Crisis Report for all to understand the magnitude of problems facing ALL AMERICANS!

    Despite both a state and national plan lenders

    at-risk borrowers, efforts to negotiate loan modifications a case by case basis

    have been nearly a complete failure. Counselors complained lenders, including

    those participating Governors plan, are
    unresponsive their requests they
    are reach those with decision-making
    authority.

  • foreclosuredog:

    Even renters are affected per the California report!
    The number of tenants in investor-owned
    properties affected by the
    crisis is also on the rise.
    Many renters are unaware that the
    homes they are living in or
    moving into are already in
    foreclosure, and that the owner
    may be collecting rent but not
    paying the loan. This problem
    has been seen even among Section
    8 properties, where
    tenants who already are facing
    economic hardships and instability
    are being kicked out
    of

  • foreclosuredog:

    I am sorry to post this so many
    times but there are not enough
    characters to include this important
    fact from Sen. Boxer’s report !
    As Congress reconvenes this month,
    there will be opportunities for
    legislative action to address
    the foreclosure crisis, including
    crafting comprehensive legislation
    targeted to address
    Californias needs.
    Work closely with the HOPE NOW coalition and major California lenders and servicers
    to ensure they live up to the commitments they have alrearates

  • foreclosuredog:

    Here’s a solution not yet considered by Obama!

    Expand the FTCs enforcement authority
    to cover unfair and deceptive acts and

    practices committed by federally
    chartered depository institutions,
    which are currently
    governed by the federal financial
    regulators. FTC already has
    enforcement authority
    over non-depository institutions.
    Request a GAO study on different options to establish a land trust to purchase the land
    beneath foreclosed properties and allow existing structure to be re

  • beancube2008:

    Primary house mortgage for units with two bedroom or less should be fixed by FTC regardless of credit rating so lending companies cannot jack it up anyway. Gov’t should subsidize first home buyers and allow non-profit housing related organizations monitor bank loan and the neighborhood housing market.

  • jmorengo2000:

    lol! look at all of obama’s economic advisers..have you? they’re ALL wall street crooks that have given up their post at goldman sach’s and so on….to be part of the gov’t so they can deregulate and let they criminal pals do whatever they want.
    obama doesnt care and neither do the criminals who have created the realestate/economic crisis. we’re living in a state of corporate-fascism-GET USED TO IT OR DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT

  • mrtruth6486:

    Want to see one of the attorneys who is in charge of one of the largest morgage fraud stories in the US? Search for “Joel Bander” and the “Bander Scam”

  • 407buddy:

    Why are 86% of the NY Fed’s MBS purchases happening during option expiry weeks since July 2009?, there has only been one options expiration week whereby the Fed did not buy at least $60 billion of MBS during the options expiration week itself, providing instant and meaningful liquidity during options expiration weeks that have historically had an upward bias anyway!… and talk about dumping (monetizing) WallStreet’s debts on the American tax paying public. Free Market,.???

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