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Mortgage News for Monday - April 4, 2005

More Mortgage News
• Mortgage Industry May Owe Homeowners Billions For Overcharges.
• Colorado Mortgage Broker Barred from Making Deceptive Claims On Mortgage Refinancings
• Homeowners can refinance their mortgages to cash in before their on-paper profits go 'poof'
• Time To UnARM Yourself, Go Ahead With Mortgage Refinance?
• Mortgage lender pays off in first round
• What you get for a million bucks
• Web site combats real estate lending fraud
• A matter of increasing mortgage loan interest
• New Report Finds Many First Time Mortgages And Mortgage Refinancing Deals Could Have Falsified Property Values
• Half of surveyed lenders say real estate bubble exists
Mortgage News
Mortgage Industry May Owe Homeowners Billions For Overcharges. - 2005-04-04
For those waiting for the shoe to drop in relation to the real estate housing/refinance boom/bubble, it may have just materialized. According to the Justice & Integrity Project in its newest home lending survey, overcharging the homeowner and or out right fraud have reached epic proportions in the U.S. mortgage markets. The net result is that mortgage lenders and or those who purchase mortgage portfolio's may be at risk for tens of billions of dollars in liability for fraud or for the intentional overcharging of tens of millions of U.S. homeowners.
Read the full story at Emediawire (press release)
 
Colorado Mortgage Broker Barred from Making Deceptive Claims On Mortgage Refinancings - 2005-04-04
A Federal district court has barred a Colorado-based mortgage broker from initiating false claims about home mortgage financing services and ordered him to pay consumer redress following Federal Trade Commission charges that he violated federal laws. According to the FTC, the defendant and his company deceptively claimed they could refinance consumers’ mortgages at the lowest available rates at no cost to consumers.
Read the full story at Community Dispatch (press release)
 






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