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Feb 1	Real Estate Appraisers Allege Lender Fraud Michael W. Jones February 1, 2008 Know More: Mortgage Banking Appraisers, Fraud, Property Values, Real Estate The charges are really nothing new; real estate appraisers complaining about demands by loan officers that appraisals be changed to meet the expectations of the lender. The charges have been taken a little further in a suit filed by a... Posted at 10:54 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jan31	More Mortgage Fraud, This Time By Ex-cop Michael W. Jones January 31, 2008 More and more cases of mortgage fraud are coming to light now that the mortgage and foreclosure crises has put the industry under the spotlight. This time, it is a former Florida Sherriff’s Deputy and his wife who have been... Continue Reading Posted at 10:25 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jan30	FBI Investigates Mortgage Fraud Michael W. Jones January 30, 2008 Although they won’t name the firms involved, the FBI has begun investigations into fourteen sub-prime mortgage lenders. The number of fraud complaints fielded by the FBI have grown from 3,000 in 2003 to 48,000 on 2007. Neil Power, chief of... Continue Reading Posted at 10:07 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jan29	Baltimore Sues Wells Fargo Over Mortgage Practices Michael W. Jones January 29, 2008 A new type of lawsuit has emerged as the mortgage and foreclosure crisis continues to gain steam. The City of Baltimore has sued Wells Fargo, a major player in the mortgage market, alleging that the lender engaged in predatory and... Continue Reading Posted at 10:10 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jan28	Iowa AG Works to Stop Mortgage Fraud Michael W. Jones January 28, 2008 Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller has proposed bills that he says would protect Iowa consumers from many of the problems associated with the housing, mortgage, and foreclosure crisis. Miller has called for legislation on four separate issues which he says... Continue Reading Posted at 10:04 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jan25	Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Tighten Fraud Reporting Michael W. Jones January 25, 2008 The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) has tightened the rules which Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac must follow to report and minimize mortgage fraud. This comes at the end of a year in which the two agencies lost... Continue Reading Posted at 10:43 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Ethics Now A Part of Foreclosure Counseling Another Mortgage Broker Caught in Fraud Citigroup Takes Huge Mortgage Industry Loss Program Stops Consumer Mortgage Fraud The Mortgage Crisis Includes Cases of Fraud Foreclosures – Where Was The Oversight? Sub-Prime Loan Culpability – Who Is Not To Blame Sub-Prime Loan Culpability – Meting Out Punishment Sub-Prime Loan Culpability – Assessing Blame Sub-Prime Loan Culpability – The Mortgage Lenders Sub-Prime Loan Culpability – The Government

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