Mortgage Broker Sentenced To 2 Years For Fraud - WCCO
A 41-year-old Brooklyn Center mortgage broker was sentenced to two years in prison Tuesday for one count of money laundering and one count of wire fraud. Terry Louis Lemke was charged for using client’s money at his mortgage title company for
Sexton developer admits fraud - Minneapolis Star Tribune
In a secret plea deal, the developer of the 123-unit Sexton Lofts condominiums in downtown Minneapolis has admitted to defrauding lenders in a $2.5 million mortgage fraud scheme, federal prosecutors said Friday. The guilty plea by Brett A. Thielen
Colo. senator investigated for mortgage fraud - Denver Post
DENVER—A Colorado state senator and the mortgage company where he works are being investigated for allegedly misleading consumers by sending out advertising flyers that look like official tax documents, a state official said Wednesday
Two charged with mortgage fraud - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Mortgage fraud, identity theft and wire fraud are just a few of the federal charges filed against two individuals who allegedly committed fraud against “reverse” mortgages. Jonathan Alfred Kimpson, 27, of Lithonia and Gia Harris, 26, of Atlanta have
Calif. woman, father wanted in mortgage fraud case - San Jose Mercury News
BAKERSFIELD, Calif.—Police are searching for a former father-daughter pair accused of conspiring to get kickbacks from $4.1 million in fraudulent mortgage loans in the Bakersfield area. Thirty-one-year-old Guadalupe Ramirez, a former real estate
Maple Grove man pleads guilty in $20M mortgage fraud - Minneapolis Star Tribune
A Maple Grove man pleaded guilty Tuesday to his role in a $20 million mortgage fraud scheme. Thomas John Hunter, 30, part-owner of Legacy Lending, admitted to taking part in a fraud involving 37 separate real estate deals from September 2005 through
Group Charged for Committing Reverse Mortgage Fraud - Reverse Mortgage Daily
Three people from Atlanta were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy to commit financial institution fraud involving reverse mortgages. The group included Jonathan Alfred Kimpson, 27, Gia Harris, 26, and Kelsey Torrey Hull, 38, of
Ted Harvey Investigated For Mortgage Fraud After Proposing Legislation - Huffingtonpost.com
DENVER -A Colorado state senator and the mortgage company where he works are being investigated for allegedly misleading consumers by sending out advertising flyers that look like official tax documents, a state official said Wednesday. Investigators
Alexandria man sentenced to three years in prison for mortgage scheme - Echo Press
A 30-year-old Alexandria man was sentenced in federal court today for concealing more than $400,000 in payments to himself and others from mortgage loan proceeds. In Minneapolis, United States District Court Judge James M. Rosenbaum sentenced Micah
Guilty Plea Entered in Mortgage Fraud Case - San Diego Business Journal
Darnell Bell, 39, an accused leader of a mortgage fraud scheme that resulted in the theft of at least $20 million in borrowed bank funds over several years, pleaded guilty March 5 to racketeering, wire fraud, bank fraud and money laundering before U
Mortgage Broker Sentenced To 2 Years For Fraud - WCCO
A 41-year-old Brooklyn Center mortgage broker was sentenced to two years in prison Tuesday for one count of money laundering and one count of wire fraud. Terry Louis Lemke was charged for using client’s money at his mortgage title company for
Sexton developer admits fraud - Minneapolis Star Tribune
In a secret plea deal, the developer of the 123-unit Sexton Lofts condominiums in downtown Minneapolis has admitted to defrauding lenders in a $2.5 million mortgage fraud scheme, federal prosecutors said Friday. The guilty plea by Brett A. Thielen
Colo. senator investigated for mortgage fraud - Denver Post
DENVER—A Colorado state senator and the mortgage company where he works are being investigated for allegedly misleading consumers by sending out advertising flyers that look like official tax documents, a state official said Wednesday
Two charged with mortgage fraud - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Mortgage fraud, identity theft and wire fraud are just a few of the federal charges filed against two individuals who allegedly committed fraud against “reverse” mortgages. Jonathan Alfred Kimpson, 27, of Lithonia and Gia Harris, 26, of Atlanta have
Calif. woman, father wanted in mortgage fraud case - San Jose Mercury News
BAKERSFIELD, Calif.—Police are searching for a former father-daughter pair accused of conspiring to get kickbacks from $4.1 million in fraudulent mortgage loans in the Bakersfield area. Thirty-one-year-old Guadalupe Ramirez, a former real estate
Maple Grove man pleads guilty in $20M mortgage fraud - Minneapolis Star Tribune
A Maple Grove man pleaded guilty Tuesday to his role in a $20 million mortgage fraud scheme. Thomas John Hunter, 30, part-owner of Legacy Lending, admitted to taking part in a fraud involving 37 separate real estate deals from September 2005 through
Group Charged for Committing Reverse Mortgage Fraud - Reverse Mortgage Daily
Three people from Atlanta were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy to commit financial institution fraud involving reverse mortgages. The group included Jonathan Alfred Kimpson, 27, Gia Harris, 26, and Kelsey Torrey Hull, 38, of
Ted Harvey Investigated For Mortgage Fraud After Proposing Legislation - Huffingtonpost.com
DENVER -A Colorado state senator and the mortgage company where he works are being investigated for allegedly misleading consumers by sending out advertising flyers that look like official tax documents, a state official said Wednesday. Investigators
Alexandria man sentenced to three years in prison for mortgage scheme - Echo Press
A 30-year-old Alexandria man was sentenced in federal court today for concealing more than $400,000 in payments to himself and others from mortgage loan proceeds. In Minneapolis, United States District Court Judge James M. Rosenbaum sentenced Micah
Guilty Plea Entered in Mortgage Fraud Case - San Diego Business Journal
Darnell Bell, 39, an accused leader of a mortgage fraud scheme that resulted in the theft of at least $20 million in borrowed bank funds over several years, pleaded guilty March 5 to racketeering, wire fraud, bank fraud and money laundering before U