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Boston Feds Pinch Mortgage Broker In Fraudulent Sale Leaseback Foreclosure Rescue Scam; Suspect Stripped Home Equity, Leaving Owner With More Debt

By r morris

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In Boston, Massachusetts, The Herald News reports:A North Dartmouth mortgage broker was charged Monday with defrauding mortgage lenders in connection with a mortgage rescue scheme in Wareham and Tiverton. Ryan Lazar, 31, of Tiverton, has been charged in a written allegation, called an ?information,? with three counts of wire fraud, according to a press release issued by United States Attorney

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on July 28, 2010 (boomark / email).

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