Posted by DD/OR on 10/28/06 9:42pm
Msg #155874

More mortgage fraud

I seems that mortgage fraud is rampant. Check out the following. http://www.denverpost.com/business/ci_4548010

Reply by DD/OR on 10/28/06 9:45pm
Msg #155876

Sorry....I meant to say 'It' seems to be rampant.

Reply by Roger_OH on 10/28/06 10:32pm
Msg #155881

Sad thing is, every one of those fraudulent mortgages is being notarized by someone...

Reply by BobRogers_FL on 10/29/06 6:57am
Msg #155912

most likely a crooked notary (nm) n/m

Reply by Pamela on 10/29/06 8:24am
Msg #155920

Roger, BobRogers

I do not know the notary laws in other states, but
in California, a real estate agent (or broker), loan officer
(or broker) etc. . .who is also a notary, can legally notarized
their own *documents.

*(Note: Meaning "work-related" transactions,
not personal documents.)


Pam

Reply by Roger_OH on 10/29/06 1:20pm
Msg #155986

Re: Roger, BobRogers

Still boils down to a crooked notary.