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Firm's Ex-Officials Charged With Fraud - Washington Post

by @ Wednesday, April 29th, 2009. Filed under Uncategorized

Firm's Ex-Officials Charged With Fraud
Washington Post, United States
The Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday charged former top executives at one of the big beneficiaries of the housing boom, American Home Mortgage Investment Corp., with accounting fraud and making false disclosures at the start of the mortgage ...
ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS - SEC Sues Former Officers of American ... Trading Markets (press release)
SEC charges ex-American Home Mortgage executives Reuters
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Tougher mortgage rules often leave condo sellers in a bind - Los Angeles Times

by @ Wednesday, April 29th, 2009. Filed under Uncategorized

Tougher mortgage rules often leave condo sellers in a bind
Los Angeles Times, CA
New mortgage industry policies are forcing lenders to look more closely at the makeup of entire complexes before extending loans to prospective buyers or to people who want to refinance. The increased scrutiny is making it tougher to buy -- and hence ...

Foreclosure Prevention Plan Expanded to 2nd Mortgages - Washington Post

by @ Tuesday, April 28th, 2009. Filed under Uncategorized

ABC News

Foreclosure Prevention Plan Expanded to 2nd Mortgages
Washington Post, United States
By Renae Merle The Obama administration unveiled an expansion of its $75 billion foreclosure prevention plan yesterday, providing new subsidies to mortgage lenders and investors. Under the expanded plan, some homeowners could see their payments fall ...
US Govt Unveils New Mortgage Modification Incentives Wall Street Journal
U.S. offers 1% second-mortgage rates via modification plan Los Angeles Times
US GOVTS: Treasury To Modify Second Lien Mortgages Forbes
Reuters - Los Angeles Times
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Mortgage rates hold steady; Texas sees slight rise from previous week - Bizjournals.com

by @ Tuesday, April 28th, 2009. Filed under Uncategorized

Nurido

Mortgage rates hold steady; Texas sees slight rise from previous week
Bizjournals.com, NC
The average rate for a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage remained steady last week, with Texas' rate rising slightly. For the week ended April 26, the average rate for a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage in Texas was 5.03 percent, up 0.3 percent from the week ...
Refinancing a Mortgage from an ARM to a Fixed Rate Mortgage MonitorBankRates.com
30-Year Mortgage Rates Remain Low RisMedia.com (press release)
The Truth About Mortgage Refinancing Revealed By Tennessee ... SBWire (press release)
PR Newswire (press release) - Nurido
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Mortgage broker Victor Thomas Clavizzao sentenced in fraud case - Bizjournals.com

by @ Tuesday, April 28th, 2009. Filed under Uncategorized

Tampa Tribune

Mortgage broker Victor Thomas Clavizzao sentenced in fraud case
Bizjournals.com, NC
US District Court Judge James S. Moody sentenced Victor Thomas Clavizzao of St. Petersburg to five years in federal prison along with fines and restitution of $8 million for his part in a mortgage fraud scheme that affected 13 properties in 2006 and ...
Victor Clavizzao sentenced to five years for mortgage fraud Tampabay.com
Unlicensed broker gets 5 years in mortgage fraud Tampa Tribune
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Feds Charge Metro Dream Homes Officers - Washington Post

by @ Tuesday, April 28th, 2009. Filed under Uncategorized

ABC News

Feds Charge Metro Dream Homes Officers
Washington Post, United States
As Henri Cauvin reports for The Post, Williams and three other top Dream Homes participants have been indicted by a federal grand jury in the alleged mortgage fraud scheme, which the Justice Department says was worth $70 million. ...
5 charged in 'nightmare' $70M mortgage scheme The Associated Press
Charges brought in alleged $70M Md. mortgage fraud scheme Baltimore Sun
Indictments in local mortgage scam Bizjournals.com
United Press International - WiredPRNews.com (press release)
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Opposition could derail mortgage-modification proposal - SmartBrief

by @ Tuesday, April 28th, 2009. Filed under Uncategorized

Opposition could derail mortgage-modification proposal
SmartBrief, DC
"I hope we can muster the courage and find the votes, although I know it will be hard. It's hard to imagine that today the mortgage bankers would have clout in this chamber, but they do," Durbin said. Washington Post, The (28 Apr.)
On Tap: Credit Card Holders' Rights, Mortgage Relief Roll Call (subscription)
Credit Union group rebuffs mortgage relief plan Clarksville Leaf Chronicle
Cramdown vote expected with housing bill RealEstateRama
St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Politico
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Senate to Vote on Plan Bolstering Mortgage-Fraud Prosecutions - Bloomberg

by @ Tuesday, April 28th, 2009. Filed under Uncategorized

The Southern Ledger

Senate to Vote on Plan Bolstering Mortgage-Fraud Prosecutions
Bloomberg
By James Rowley April 28 (Bloomberg) -- The US Senate is poised to approve legislation giving the government more power to prosecute mortgage and financial fraud and creating a commission to investigate the causes of the economic crisis. ...
Senate oks $490 million to fight mortgage cons MarketWatch
US Senate passes financial fraud bill AFP
US Senate nears vote on financial fraud bill Reuters
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Wilbur Ross, Richard LeFrak team on public-private plan - MarketWatch

by @ Monday, April 27th, 2009. Filed under Uncategorized

Wilbur Ross, Richard LeFrak team on public-private plan
MarketWatch
Assured Guaranty Ltd. and American Home Mortgage Servicing Inc. will also be part of the group. Both companies are controlled by Ross. American Home Mortgage is the largest independent servicer of subprime mortgages and Alt-A loans, with 525000 loans ...
Invesco, WL Ross To Commit $1B To Treasury's PPIP Effort >IVZ Wall Street Journal
Invesco and Ross to invest $1 billion in bank assets Washington Post
Invesco and Wilbur Ross Group to Purchase $1 Billion in Distressed ... Comtex Smartrend
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DC-based company took investors for $70M in mortgage scheme … - Washington Examiner

by @ Monday, April 27th, 2009. Filed under Uncategorized

DC-based company took investors for $70M in mortgage scheme ...
Washington Examiner, DC
Federal authorities say a District-based company promising to pay off the mortgages of its investors, was actually a Ponzi scheme that robbed more than 1000 home owners of $70 million. Metro Dream Homes was founded by Andrew Hamilton Williams Jr., ...

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