Obama Administration Rounds Up The Usual Mortgage-Market Suspects: Seven And A Half Things To Know

"That when it comes to harming homeowners, no one is above the law."

That message will likely be lost on many on Wall Street who were involved in helping to dangerously inflate the mortgage market before the housing bust, cramming as many bad mortgages as they could fit into mortgage-backed securities and then selling them to unsuspecting investors as fast as they could. None of those people have been charged, and likely will never be charged with any crimes.