Jul
20

How much money do you need to have stolen from you for it to be considered Mortgage Fraud on a federal level?

By admin
mortgage fraud

I was defrauded in total $33,000 in about a 14 month span. I did everything right and the guy pocketed all of my money and now my house is being forclosed on and I’ve been searching for about 2 months for a new home and this guy has yet to show me a penny of my money.
And I’m also not sure how many other people he did this to or if it went into other states!
I did have a signed contract along with all paper work necassary in my name,title,taxes and deed of warrenty. Thank God I wrote checks for every cent I gave him and his partners.

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2 Comments

1

You haven’t provided enough information. Any amount of money being stolen by a mortgage company in more then one State could be a Federal crime.

2

Did you sign a contract?

Well, did you?????

Are they in violation?

Well, are they???

NO!

You chose unwisely.

Pay.

(deadbeat!)

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