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Mortgage Fraud Blog - Perp Walk - 9 new articles

In This Issue...

Jury Convicts Lawyer of Breaking into Foreclosed Home
2 Sentenced for Phony Mortgage Scheme
Brothers Sentenced for Scam Involving 33 Properties
Former Appraiser Admits Inflating Value
Utah Man Pleads Guilty to Mortgage Conspiracy
Mortgage Modification Scam Targets Spanish Speakers
Man Sentenced for Defrauding Lenders
Man Admits Mortgage Scam Involving Overvalued Homes
2 Sentenced for Mortgage Fraud
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Jury Convicts Lawyer of Breaking into Foreclosed Home

Michael Theodore Pines, 59, San Diego, an attorney, was convicted of attempting to illegally break into a foreclosed home in Newport Coast, California.

 




2 Sentenced for Phony Mortgage Scheme

Timothy Scott Brooks, 40, Lynchburg, Virginia, and Adam Nash Spruill, 33, Forest, Virginia, who pleaded guilty in June 2010 to charges they committed various frauds in relation to a scheme to obtain...

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Brothers Sentenced for Scam Involving 33 Properties

Baretta Dean Bork, 35, Mound, Minnesota, the second of two brothers, was sentenced for orchestrating a $4 million mortgage fraud scheme that defrauded 24 area lenders.

 




Former Appraiser Admits Inflating Value

Mark E. Greenlee, 50, Charleston, West Virginia, a former licensed real estate appraiser, pleaded guilty in federal court before United States District Judge Thomas E. Johnston to aiding and abetting...

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Utah Man Pleads Guilty to Mortgage Conspiracy

James Andrew Lawyer, 30, Utah County, Utah, will be sentenced Oct. 26, 2011, in U.S. District Court after pleading guilty to conspiracy in connection with a mortgage fraud scheme involving the...

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Mortgage Modification Scam Targets Spanish Speakers

Freedom Companies Marketing, Inc., Freedom Companies, Inc., Freedom Companies Lending, and Freedom Financial Mortgage (Freedom) have been targeting Spanish speaking Idaho homeowners with false...

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Man Sentenced for Defrauding Lenders

Derrick Reuben Smith, 47, Midwest City, Oklahoma, was sentenced by United States District Judge Timothy D. DeGiusti to serve forty months in federal prison for his role in a conspiracy to commit wire...

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Man Admits Mortgage Scam Involving Overvalued Homes

Robert C. Sasser, 31, West Columbia, South Carolina, pled guilty to his involvement in eight real estate transactions financed by Wachovia for approximately $2.5 million. The loans were...

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2 Sentenced for Mortgage Fraud

Darryl Lee Hanneken, 43, and Robert Edward Herdrich, 39, both of Bettendorf, Iowa, were each sentenced on August 25, 2011, by United States District Judge John A. Jarvey to 40 months' imprisonment in...

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