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Three Indicted for $7M Mortgage Fraud Against Elderly

Thursday, Oct 31 2019
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Three operators of a mortgage company have been arrested and charged for allegedly running a $7 million fraudulent scheme across California, with many of the victims elderly and financially troubled. So reports the San Diego Union-Tribune.

.A grand jury indicted Grand View Financial trio Steven Rogers, Robert Sedlar, and Audrey Gan for conspiracy, grand theft, elder abuse, filing false or forged documents in a public office, and engaging in a prohibited act as a foreclosure consultant.

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra alleged that Rogers, Sedlar and Gan stole money and homes from financially distressed homeowners between 2015 and 2019 while advertising mortgage and foreclosure assistance.

Read the full article from the San Diego Union-Tribune.

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