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These days consumers look for a stamp of approval on any financial product they buy, especially when the industry concerned has acquired a notorious reputation. But equity release, which has been licking its wounds since the Nineties, when house prices went down and interest rates went up, has a chequered record when it comes to regulation. Lifetime mortgages - loans secured on property to provide either a cash lump sum or an income for life - fell under the Financial Services Authority's regulation of all mortgages back in October 2004. But home reversion plans, which buy a proportion of a homeowner's property for a reduced price rather than offering a loan on it, slipped through its net. .
State attorney general's office targets real estate fraud
MUNSTER - With mortgage fraud cases appearing across the state, Indiana's attorney general is mounting a vigorous prosecution of real estate brokers and salespeople.
The crackdown by Attorney General Steve Carter follows a year in which his office brought disciplinary complaints against 170 appraisers. Currently, there are about 640 active investigations of real estate brokers and salespeople under way, Carter's office said.
"I would consider it a No. 1 priority in our state," said Tim Reed, chairman of the Indiana Real Estate Commission. "Anything dealing with those type of cases."
Since the attorney general's office opened its "homeowner protection unit" in July 2005, investigations and complaints against real estate professionals have soared.
A trial run of that unit was authorized by the Indiana Homeowner Protection Act, passed by the Indiana General Assembly in 2004 in response to predatory lending in the state.
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