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Mortgage company founder admits to defrauding Ginnie Mae out of $2.5 million
Oct 05, 2017The founder and president of a defunct Massachusetts mortgage company pleaded guilty this week to defrauding Ginnie Mae out of approximately $2.5 million. Beginning in 2011, Robert Pena, the founder and president of Mortgage Security Inc., allegedly began diverting money that borrowers sent to MSI into private bank accounts, which he then used to pay for personal and business expenses.
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CFPB watchdog outlines areas of improvement for the regulator
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Senate confirms Randal Quarles as new “most powerful man in banking”
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Executive Conversation: Kirk Randlett on the importance of accurate property tax data
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Freddie Mac: As expected, interest rates begin upward climb
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Ocwen Signs Three More Consent Agreements, Emerges from SEC Scrutiny
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Industry Set to Endorse 53K to 57K Reverse Mortgages in 2017
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Private equity firm Thomas H. Lee Partners finalizes acquisition of majority interest in Ten-X
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Christopher Whalen signs on as senior consultant at Ocwen
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After 75 years, NAHB rethinks strong stance on the mortgage interest tax deduction
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Greenpath Financial Services mourns the Las Vegas death of one of their own
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