MFI-Miami and A Florida Client Are Featured In FCIR Article Ralph De LaCruz, Florida Center For Investigative Journalism There’s no doubt what the F-word has come to mean in Florida during the past three years. Foreclosures. There are almost 40,000 properties now in foreclosure in the Sunshine State. Almost 30,000 more are in the short sale process, […]
BBC Crew Travels Around Baltimore Researching Wells Fargo Ghetto Loans This is a piece the BBC broadcast two years ago. It tells the story of how Wells Fargo preyed on African-Americans in Baltimore. Wells Fargo sold them high cost “Ghetto Loans. Yet, Wells Fargo underwriters knew these homeowners could qualify for better programs. One of […]
MFI-Miami Featured In Article About Michigan Foreclosure Firm Implicated In Robo-Signing Todd Heywood, Michigan Messenger A Massachusetts county clerk says a forensic examination of documents filed by Troy-based Orlans Associates, one of the largest foreclosure firms in Michigan, shows that the company has engaged in illegal Robo-signing. Robo-signing is when a bank, mortgage company or foreclosure company […]
MFI-Miami Was Featured in Mortgage Servicing News The Mortgage Servicing News is a major trade publication for the mortgage servicing industry. We were also in their sister publication, National Mortgage News MFI-Miami Files Bar Complaint Against Orlans Associates Evan Nemeroff, Mortgage Servicing News MFI-Miami has filed a complaint with the Michigan Attorney Grievance Commission against three […]
Florida Firm MFI-Miami Eyes Illegal Foreclosures ICYMI – MFI-Miami was profiled in National Mortgage News about illegal foreclosures in Florida National Mortgage News January 26, 2009 January 30, 2009 Copyright 2009 SourceMedia, Inc. Jennifer Harmon WEST PALM BEACH, FL-MFI-Miami here, a mortgage fraud investigation and forensic auditing firm, said it is launching an investigation against […]
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