Mortgage fraud: It’s a white collar hold up

By: Gina Bliss May 23, 2008 Comments Off

Rochester enjoys a dubious distinction. We were ahead of the curve on mortgage fraud. Over a decade ago the Amicos were already working on their $60 million fraud conspiracy. That was well before sub-prime mortgages caused the spike in mortgage fraud that we’re seeing now. What exactly is mortgage fraud≠ Anyone who obtains a mortgage, or ...

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Mortgage fraud: It’s a white collar hold up

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