Click on a company to see a brief description of their questionable business practices and a link to an affidavit and instructions for consumers to fill-out if they have been a victim.
- American Heritage Mortgage Group, Inc
- Xolutex, Inc.
- Florida Housing Council, LLP
- Richard Lawson, Navin Subramaniam
- National Foreclosure Management, Inc.
- Outreach Housing, LLC
- Law & Associates, LLC
- JPB Consulting, Inc
- FHA All Day.Com, etc.
- Victor Lopez & Associates
- Three Angels Community Action Network
- FMA Servicing, Inc.
- Lincoln Lending, LLC
- Wineberg, Lopez & Rodriguez
- Mortgage Crisis Solutions Association, LLC
- National Foreclosure Counseling Services Corp.
- Keep Your Property, Inc.
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Outreach Housing, LLC
The Attorney General’s Office filed a lawsuit against a South Florida company and its owners for allegedly engaging in a deceptive foreclosure rescue and mortgage default mitigation scheme. Outreach Housing, LLC, and owners Blair L. Wright and Bryan E. Berry are named in the lawsuit which states the defendants victimized numerous Florida homeowners by misrepresenting the services which they had been paid to provide.
An investigation by the Attorney General’s Mortgage Fraud Task Force indicated the defendants allegedly represented to Florida homeowners that they should not make payments to their mortgage lenders as due, but should instead pay Outreach Housing approximately 60 percent of the monthly payments due to their lenders. In return for these monthly payments, the company and its owners allegedly claimed they would work with the lenders to reduce the consumers’ mortgage debts. According to consumers’ complaints, these services were not provided.
The Attorney General’s Office received more than 50 complaints from homeowners, but further investigation revealed that more than 600 homeowners had signed up for the company’s services.
A Receiver has been appointed in the case and has requested and received approval to dissolve business and assets.
A copy of the lawsuit is available online at:
http://myfloridalegal.com/webfiles.nsf/WF/MRAY-7PEQ5U/$file/OutreachHousingComplaint.pdf