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Woman Left Fraud History Out of Mortgage Application: DOJ

Friday, Apr 09 2021
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Written by  The Mortgage Leader Staff

A Rhode Island woman failed to mention in her mortgage application that she owed the government almost $400,000 for fraud, according to a federal indictment. So reports Patch.com.

prison 553836 640smallJuliana Martins also allegedly lied about her sentence of 48 months in federal prison following a 2014 guilty plea in the fraud case.

Martins is changed with making false statements on bank loan application and could lose her home if found guilty.

Read the full article from Patch.com.

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