Florida mortgage relief firm paying back $2.4 million to settle charges it misled … – Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal regulators say a Florida company they accused of misleading borrowers who were seeking to avoid foreclosure has agreed to repay the consumers $2.4 million to settle those charges …
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WASHINGTON — Federal regulators have banned eight individuals and companies from selling mortgage-relief services, settling charges that they used false advertising to deceive homeowners facing foreclosure. The Federal … Go to Source…
TRENTON, N.J. — State officials say the owner of several loan modification companies in New Jersey has agreed to pay $805,000 to settle charges that he defrauded struggling homeowners. Attorney General Paula Dow says Stephen Pasch also agreed to stay out … Go to Source…
RALEIGH, N.C. — A Texas-based mortgage lender has agreed to replace its namesake chief executive and pay $4.5 million to settle North Carolina allegations the company pushed home buyers into mortgages they couldn’t … Go to Source…
WASHINGTON (AP) — Wells Fargo has agreed to pay $24 million to end an investigation by eight states, including Nevada, probing whether the company made risky mortgages to consumers without disclosing their perils. The states charged that loans known as … Go to Source…
In the recent wake of tourism events in Florida, it’s hard to believe that you should have a hard time getting an attractive Florida home equity loan. After all, residents are selling properties and tourists are clamoring to get in and perpetually reside there. About 60 million tourists visit the state every year. Warm weather and hundred of miles of immaculate white beaches paved the way heavily …
Two mortgage servicing companies have agreed to settle federal complaints that they wrongfully foreclosed on the homes of at least 178 military service members and to set aside a minimum of $22 million to compensate those victims. The Justice Department … Go to Source…
A trio of con artists will pay $18.8 million to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that they and their company swindled homeowners struggling to make their mortgage payments. Sean Zausner, David Zausner, David J. Feingold and First Universal Lending … Go to Source…
May 13 (Reuters) – Settlement agreements being hammered out by U.S. securities regulators and securities firms accused of fraud in mortgage bond deals are likely to include civil charges against at least one person connected to each deal, the Wall Street … Go to Source…
Website Dedicated to Helping Floridians: Find Mortgage Solutions, Avoid Foreclosure, Modify Adjustable Rates and Save Their Homes Miami Beach, Florida — March 31, 2008 — The current mortgage and financial meltdown is still young; but relief is in the works for Floridians at Upside Down Florida. With its combined 50 years of business and real estate experience, Upside Down Florida is working with…
Website Dedicated to Helping Floridians: Find Mortgage Solutions, Avoid Foreclosure, Modify Adjustable Rates and Save Their Homes Miami Beach, Florida — March 31, 2008 — The current mortgage and financial meltdown is still young; but relief is in the works for Floridians at Upside Down Florida. With its combined 50 years of business and real estate experience, Upside Down Florida is working with…
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