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Could YOU be Committing Mortgage Fraud WITHOUT Knowing?
Summary
Portia Louder shares her experience with mortgage fraud related to real estate investments. She discusses the slippery slope of illegal schemes, the importance of integrity, and the consequences she faced, including a prison sentence. She emphasizes that no amount of money is worth sacrificing one's freedom and the impact such decisions can have on family.
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