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The Non-Lawyer’s Guide to Foreclosure Fraud – Part 4: Examples of the Frauds Including the Story of the Now Infamous Linda Green

Here, the fourth in a series of posts explaining the hows and whys of ForeclosureGate and the Florida Home Loan Fraud crisis:  blatant acts of fraud are performed by lenders, lawyers, and others who should know better. As the number of homeowners defaulting on their...

Short Sales Popularity Continues to Rise With Hopes that the Hurdle of Time Delays Will Be Resolved

Earlier this week, RealtyTrac released its second quarter U.S. Foreclosure Sales Report which confirmed the statistics released earlier by Moody’s Investor Service (discussed in last week’s post) insofar as pre-foreclosure short sales are increasing in...

FBI 2010 Mortgage Fraud Report Finds Florida Top Mortgage Fraud State in the Nation, Tampa and Miami Top for Mortgage Fraud in the USA

The Federal Bureau of Investigation keeps track of all sorts of crime, including Mortgage Fraud, and every year since 2006 it releases its annual report on how bad mortgage fraud is in the United States.  This week, the FBI’s 2010 Mortgage Fraud Report was...

The Non-Lawyer’s Guide to Foreclosure Fraud – Part 2: Things Get Lost – Lenders Lose Key Documents in Gleeful Days of Making More and More Money

Here, the second in a series of posts explaining the hows and whys of ForeclosureGate and the Florida Home Loan Fraud crisis: Part 2. Things Get Lost: Lenders Lose Key Documents in Gleeful Days of Making More and More Money Now that banks had discovered that they...

Negotiating a Home Loan Modification: Beware of the Dual Track Rule – The Bank Can Still Foreclose Even If You’re Modifying Your Note

In a loan modification, the original note’s terms are revised (monthly payment amount, interest rate, etc.) and the revisions become effective once everyone signs the modification agreement.  For a home loan in South Florida, that means the home owners whose...