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JPMorgan Admits Guilt in Massive FHA Fraud Case, Will Pay $614 Million in Damages
February 5, 2014
Paul Muolo
The nations third largest FHA servicer also admitted that it failed to inform the government mortgage insurers when its own internal reviews discovered more than 500 defective loans that never should have been submitted for coverage.
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