2009-03-26 — huliq.com
“Joy Jackson presided over a ‘money store’ that was in the business of ripping off homeowners and mortgage lenders by submitting fraudulent paperwork to support over $16 million of loans that were never intended to be repaid,†said U.S. Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein. “Instead of helping financially distressed homeowners keep their homes as promised, she secretly used their home equity to buy luxuries for herself, includin. furs, jewelry and over $800,000 on her wedding.
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LoanProducer at 01:11 2009-03-27 said:
DISGUSTING! PermalinkJess Badlybent at 02:52 2009-03-27 said:
Good riddance! Now lock them up, throw away the key and clawback the consumer's equity. These are the kind of scumbags that make it hard for consumers to trust honest hard-working mortgage and real estate professionals. I hope they have a long jail sentence to consider their actions and when they are released from prison they should be given a fresh cardboard box and directions to a nearby bridge to live under. Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread
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