Federal prosecutors say a South Florida-based mortgage modification company was nothing more than a scam that fleeced distressed homeowners out of $7 million.
December 26, 2013 at 06:00 PM
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A federal mail and wire fraud indictment charges 10 men with fleecing distressed homeowners out of more than $7 million in a South Florida-based mortgage modification scam.
The indictment charges Jason Vitulano of West Palm Beach, as president of FHA All Day Inc., operated a high-pressure telemarketing operation, first in Boca Raton and then in Deerfield Beach, that preyed on homeowners who were behind on their mortgage payments.
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