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Updated: 9:27 PM Jul 21, 2008
Mortgage Originators Cause Concern
The state’s Chief Financial Officer is calling for the resignation of Florida’s top mortgage regulator. The resignation is being sought after a report that as many as 10 thousand felons have been working in Florida’s mortgage industry. Posted: 3:41 PM Jul 21, 2008Reporter: Mike Vasilinda  Mortgage Originators Under Fire |
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I enjoyed your story of felons contributing to mortgage fraud. People also need to beware of Foreclosure scams also by FELONS working as licensed contractors. Since they have a Florida professional license they are usually hired without further checking. Criminals with a history of dishonesty crimes should never be given a chance to bamboozle consumers. Giving these ex-convicts a professional license is a recipe for disaster. I fell victim to a foreclosure/extortion scam and lost my life saving to legal fees to fight this felon. The authorities won't investigate as the murder and meth labs are more important than white collar crimes. The State of Florida need to wake up and smell the crime! No one says it better than Johnny Depp in "Pirates" "You can always trust a dishonest man to be dishonest, honestly". Johnny Depp knows that so how can we convince our state and local government???
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