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Housing Market Vulnerable to Mortgage Loan Fraud

The housing market is a major factor that contributes to the health of the U.S. economy. The mortgage industry alone is responsible for billions of dollars of domestic income. Construction, real-estate facilitation, and the cash value of homes accounts for billions more. When this mainstay of our economy breaks down, as in the recent subprime lending failure, the trickle-down effect hits nearly every other sector. With so much money at stake and the market in a downswing, the motive for fraud is amplified. While banks, real-estate agents and brokers are at risk, everyday homeowners are as well.

More Real-Estate Fraud Arrests

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is working in concert with state attorneys general to uncover and prosecute mortgage fraud at an unprecedented pace. This attempt to patch the hole in the economy can end up entangling innocent stakeholders in its net. Unfortunately, the government doesn't consider legally binding false statements "mistakes," even when buyers or sellers are coerced into making them. If you are accused of falsifying loan or government documents, you could be implicated along with a string of players in a loan or investment property scam.

Mortgage fraud and attendant economic-crime charges, such as wire fraud and money laundering, carry federal penalties of as much as 20 years' imprisonment. In 2008 alone, hundreds of industry players were indicted, representing as much as a $1 billion loss to homeowners whose property was foreclosed upon following the collapse of mortgage schemes. While the attention by law enforcement is meant to rid the industry of predatory practices, it can also mean trouble for the homeowners involved.

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