The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged five former real estate executives with defrauding 1,400 investors into thinking they were buying into five-star resorts in Florida and Las Vegas.
January 31, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday charged a Fort Lauderdale-based real estate investment scheme fleeced 1,400 investors out of more than $300 million.
The SEC alleges in a civil complaint that five former real estate agents with Cay Clubs Resorts and Marinas sought buyers for units at five-star resorts in Florida and Las Vegas but the pitch was nothing more than a fraud.
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