The leader of a $2.5 million “mortgage recovery” tax scheme must serve six and a half years in federal prison, a judge has ordered. So reports the Atlantic City, N.J., Daily Voice.

Federal authorities have added mortgage fraud to the list of charges against Florida roofing executive Casey David Crowther, already indicted for allegedly misusing coronavirus relief funds. So reports Business Observer.

With borrowers still coming to originators in droves because of low interest rates, losing referral sources or former customers doesn’t seem like a big deal. There is always someone else to replace them in a hot market.

A fraudulent mortgage relief scheme in Hawaii has landed a Louisiana man a 20-year prison sentence. So reports Maui Now.