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Feds Are Reviewing Foreclosure Fraud Documents – But Homeowners and Fraud Victims Should Not Expect Notice of Discovered Wrongdoing (and a Remedy) For Over a Year From Now

If you are a homeowner who is worried about the title to the house or condo you’ve bought – or if you are someone who has lost their home in foreclosure, then you may be wondering if the government is doing something that may helpful to you.  Sure, there...

Underwater Mortgage Holders in South Florida May Find Relief in Expanded HARP Program

Underwater mortgages are a serious problem here in South Florida. When home loan balances are higher than the fair market value of the home itself, the homeowner is “upside down” on his or her mortgage.  This scenario increases the temptation for the...

The Non-Lawyer’s Guide to Foreclosure Fraud – Part 5: More and more fraudulent acts revealed as investigations begin into Foreclosure Fraud

Here, the fifth in a series of posts explaining the hows and whys of ForeclosureGate and the Florida Home Loan Fraud crisis:  more and more fraudulent acts are discovered as investigations begin into widespread mortgage fraud. As discussed in Part 4 of this series,...

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...

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...