DSCR fraud suits: Flag repeat appraisers and title agents

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  • Key Insight: Uncover how fraudsters used mismatched appraisal photos to secure inflated real estate loans.
  • What’s at Stake: Legitimate real estate development and municipal revitalization efforts are jeopardized by widespread foreclosure schemes.

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Spencer Lee
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Spencer Lee is a New York-based technology reporter at National Mortgage News, whose coverage area spans artificial intelligence, fintech platforms and policy developments.A reporter at National … Read full bio


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