New York, NY June 06, 2014 --- Plaintiff v. Defendants A & B and William "Willie" Man, William Sharrocks, National City Bank, HSBC Bank USA, National Association, and American Home Mortgage Servicing, Inc., Defendants, 1127/09 White Plains, NY.
WIlliam Man aka "Willie" aka "Villie" aka "Willie Pot Marks Face Man" conspired to conceal the assets on 34 North Greenwich Road Armonk, NY real estate Lat, long = (41.1236799, -73.69618200000002) and engaged in Mortgage fraud.
2014-05-10 109 $1,468,571
2014-05-17 112 $1,458,143
2014-05-24 117 $1,482,000
2014-05-31 121 $1,532,600
The allegation is that William Man conspired to defraud the creditor by concealing the Debtors assets in ctandem with the Debtors and convicted felon William Sharrocks.
Victims adversely impacted by William Man tell Rip Off Report; "We are convinced that WIlliam Man conspored to defraud us in this scam to conceal the debtos assets." William Man is Senior Vice President for Hot Shot mortgage executive MICHAEL DAVERSA of Atlantic Residential Mortgage. The victims added; "William "Willie" Man was smirking and smiling at us in 2005 when the scam was being perpetuated against us."
William Man's victims added; "We want our money ( Compounded statutory interest "roughly" $4.5 Plus Million) and we are going to continue to avail ourselves to the Courts and our legal team until the judgment is satisfied."
Mortgage Fraud is defined as the intentional misstatement, misrepresentation, or omission by an applicant or other interested parties, relied on by a lender or underwriter to provide funding for, to purchase, or to insure a mortgage loan. Although no central repository collects all mortgage fraud complaints, statistics from multiple sources indicate that mortgage fraud is on the rise. Some industry explanations for this increase point to recent high mortgage loan origination volumes that strained quality control efforts, the persistent desire of mortgage lenders to hasten the mortgage loan process, the escalation of home prices in recent years, and the introduction of non-traditional loans which contain fewer quality control restraints such as low documentation and no documentation loans
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New York, NY June 06, 2014 --- Plaintiff v. Defendants A & B and William "Willie" Man, William Sharrocks, National City Bank, HSBC Bank USA, National Association, and American Home Mortgage Servicing, Inc., Defendants, 1127/09 White Plains, NY.
WIlliam Man aka "Willie" aka "Villie" aka "Willie Pot Marks Face Man" conspired to conceal the assets on 34 North Greenwich Road Armonk, NY real estate Lat, long = (41.1236799, -73.69618200000002) and engaged in Mortgage fraud.
2014-05-10 109 $1,468,571
2014-05-17 112 $1,458,143
2014-05-24 117 $1,482,000
2014-05-31 121 $1,532,600
The allegation is that William Man conspired to defraud the creditor by concealing the Debtors assets in ctandem with the Debtors and convicted felon William Sharrocks.
Victims adversely impacted by William Man tell Rip Off Report; "We are convinced that WIlliam Man conspored to defraud us in this scam to conceal the debtos assets." William Man is Senior Vice President for Hot Shot mortgage executive MICHAEL DAVERSA of Atlantic Residential Mortgage. The victims added; "William "Willie" Man was smirking and smiling at us in 2005 when the scam was being perpetuated against us."
William Man's victims added; "We want our money ( Compounded statutory interest "roughly" $4.5 Plus Million) and we are going to continue to avail ourselves to the Courts and our legal team until the judgment is satisfied."
Mortgage Fraud is defined as the intentional misstatement, misrepresentation, or omission by an applicant or other interested parties, relied on by a lender or underwriter to provide funding for, to purchase, or to insure a mortgage loan. Although no central repository collects all mortgage fraud complaints, statistics from multiple sources indicate that mortgage fraud is on the rise. Some industry explanations for this increase point to recent high mortgage loan origination volumes that strained quality control efforts, the persistent desire of mortgage lenders to hasten the mortgage loan process, the escalation of home prices in recent years, and the introduction of non-traditional loans which contain fewer quality control restraints such as low documentation and no documentation loans