The real estate world was shocked to learn of former Keller Williams and RE/MAX real estate agent Holly Pasut’s experience of going to prison for mortgage fraud. Here’s a story from an agent who might have gotten into similar trouble had it not been for sound legal advice.
Source: Inman News
Is a deal worth going to prison?
Published in Agent, b2b, back to basics, jim weix, mortgage fraud, prision, real estate fraud and Select
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