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(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 05, 2010 ) Detroit, MI – Robert Shumake continues his mission to eliminate bank fraud and real estate scams. “Many new schemes have developed as a result of the downturn in the real estate industry,” said Shumake. “I’m amazed at the time and energy that is invested breaking the law when there are so many great opportunities to make an honest living in real estate today.”
Robert Shumake follows the news and hears about real estate scams and bank fraud schemes with companies and individuals associated with mortgage brokers, realtors, appraisers and more. Shumake was especially troubled to hear of recent crimes committed by a tax preparer. A woman in Wisconsin was recently accused of over $3 Million in bank fraud. She was accused of submitting false income tax returns, as she applied for $349,000 mortgage, showing over $170,000 income when she really only earned about $40,000.
A Clarksville man was charged with bank fraud, aggravated identity theft and Social Security number misuse recently. He was allegedly involved in a scheme to defraud mortgage lenders and financial institutions by submitting fraudulent mortgage loan applications to purchase property. He created fictitious documents including false Social Security Numbers and forgeries.
Anyone can be a victim of mortgage fraud. Robert Shumake is an experienced real estate developer who was also a victim of mortgage fraud. His experience led him to join with Michigan State officials to launch a mortgage fraud task force to aid victims and promote consumer awareness and prevention. Robert Shumake has made it his mission to help prevent this from happening to others.
Contact:
N. McCallister
25900 W. 11 Mile Rd; Ste 260
Southfield, MI 48034
Tel: 248-443-0939
Email: nmccalister@icgreit.com
This press release was submitted by Right Now Marketing Group, LLC
Inheritance Capital Group, Inc
Robert Shumake
248-443-0939
nmccalister@icgreit.com
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