Wire Fraud
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Under suspicion of massive fraud, top U.S. landlord ordered to repay $63 million to investors
Jan 27, 2020Was one of the nation’s largest landlords actually running a Ponzi-type scheme involving shuffling from investors to other investors and falsifying loan documents? Federal authorities certainly seem to think so. And as a result, a federal court last week ordered Robert Morgan to repay more than $60 million to allegedly defrauded investors in Morgan’s real estate companies.
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The industry needs to have an urgent discussion on wire fraud
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