Sedlar and the two other operators of Grand View Financial were indicted by a grand jury in Sacramento Superior Court in 2019.
The other operators, Steve Rogers and Audrey Gan, pleaded guilty prior to trial. Sedlar’s sentencing is set for July 21.
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The former president of mortgage company Grand View Financial, Robert Sedlar, has been found guilty on 100 felony counts for running a $7 million fraudulent scheme across California. So reports the Daily Republic.
Sedlar and the two other operators of Grand View Financial were indicted by a grand jury in Sacramento Superior Court in 2019.
The other operators, Steve Rogers and Audrey Gan, pleaded guilty prior to trial. Sedlar’s sentencing is set for July 21.