We all know that fraud has become so common in our industry that it should be included in the many "Real Estate Dictionaries" available. Just out of curiosity... what do you think about a consulting company headed by a former title company owner who spent time in federal prison for his participation in a "well publicized flipping scheme"?
On one hand, who better to educate title professionals about the consequences of illegal actions? On the other, is it wise to "reward" a convicted felon by paying "consulting fees" to have him tell the tale?
I thought this would be an interesting topic for discussion. So, what do you think?
Best,
Robert A. Franco
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