Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Mortgage Fraud Blog - Perp Walk - 10 new articles - In This Issue...

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Mortgage Fraud Blog - Perp Walk - 10 new articles

In This Issue...

Man Sentenced for Scheme Involving 200 Properties
Former Real Estate Agent Charged with Mortgage Fraud
Notary in Robo-Signing Case Pleads Guilty
Man Admits Scam Involving 20 Properties
Banker Gets 6 Years for Loan Fraud
Man Arrested for Promising Investors He Would Flip Foreclosures
First Robo-Signing Indictment Handed Down
Appraiser Admits Role in Mortgage Fraud Scheme
Man Sentenced for Participating in 2 Mortgage Scams
Charges Filed for Theft of Real Estate Development Project Funds
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Man Sentenced for Scheme Involving 200 Properties

Nathan Daniel Jesh, 34, Rosemount, Minnesota, was sentenced for his role in a mortgage fraud scheme involving at least 200 properties, principally in north Minneapolis, Minnesota, and mortgage...

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Former Real Estate Agent Charged with Mortgage Fraud

Safiyyah Tahir Battles, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, has been indicted for mortgage fraud. In particular, the three-count indictment charges her with making a false statement to a bank, wire fraud, and...

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Notary in Robo-Signing Case Pleads Guilty

Tracy Lawrence, 43, a local notary, has pled guilty to one count of notarizing the signature of an individual not in her presence, a gross misdemeanor in violation of NRS 240.155.

 




Man Admits Scam Involving 20 Properties

Chad Evans, 37, Brookville, Indiana, pleaded guilty to one count of bank fraud and one count of money laundering for his role in a mortgage scam involving 20 low value properties.

 




Banker Gets 6 Years for Loan Fraud

S. Pope Cleghorn, Jr., 39, Villa Rica, Georgia, was sentenced to 6 years in federal prison on charges of bank fraud in connection with two loans, one for a real estate development project and another...

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Man Arrested for Promising Investors He Would Flip Foreclosures

John Wesley Martynec, 36, Long Beach, California, was arrested on charges of stealing $302,000 from investors by fraudulently promising to buy and re-sell foreclosed homes for a profit.

 




First Robo-Signing Indictment Handed Down

Gary Trafford and Gerri Sheppard, both title officers, are the subject of a 606 count indictment for allegedly directing and supervising a robo-signing scheme which resulted in the filing of tens of...

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Appraiser Admits Role in Mortgage Fraud Scheme

Ryan Daryl Krutzig, 31, Maple Grove, Minnesota, a real estate appraiser, pleaded guilty to charges connected to a $1.8 million mortgage fraud scheme that involved 28 properties.

 




Man Sentenced for Participating in 2 Mortgage Scams

Steven J. Kottage, 45, Weston, Connecticut, was sentenced by United States District Judge Mark R. Kravitz to 41 months of imprisonment, followed by five years of supervised release, for participating...

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Charges Filed for Theft of Real Estate Development Project Funds

Virginia Marie Carlson, 60, and her husband, Philip Lee Carlson, 55, Wayzata, Minnesota, are charged with major theft by swindle in connection with financing for the defunct Amber Woods commercial...

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