How Many VA Foreclosures…are Frauds?

RICHMOND, Va. – The tale of bogus Virginia bank documents used to kick people out of their homes after foreclosure reads like a mystery novel, with a very unhappy ending. The document in question in Virginia is called an Appointment of Substitute Trustee.

Tom Domonoske with the Virginia-based Legal Aid Justice Center says documents are surfacing that have clearly been “robo-signed” at a document mill that churned out thousands of bogus signatures. These helped “foreclosure mill” attorneys process the paper in assembly-line fashion, without asking a lot of questions.

“It means that their home was never foreclosed on, and the person who bought at the foreclosure auction didn’t actually buy anything.”

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It’s catching on folks…

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