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Tampa Man Indicted for Mortgage Fraud Involvement

Dec 23, 2010

United States Attorney Robert E. O'Neill has announced the return by a grand jury of an indictment charging Diogenes Aguasvivas of Tampa, Fla. with two counts of wire fraud. If convicted, Aguasvivas faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in federal prison on each count. According to the indictment, Aguasvivas participated in a mortgage fraud scheme in complicity with a purported financial services company, 4Solutions Inc. The scheme to defraud involved Aguasvivas applying for mortgage loans and entering into undisclosed inside side agreements that relieved him of his obligation to make mortgage loan payments. The indictment alleges that Aguasvivas received incentive payments of $5,000 for each mortgage loan he obtained and concealed those payments and other material information from the mortgage lenders. Aguasvivas allegedly made other false and fraudulent representations to the lenders, including with respect to the source of his equity contributions, his assets, and his liabilities. This case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). It is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Robert Monk. For more information, visit http://tampa.fbi.gov.
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