Previous: « $1.7M Provided to Arizona to F... | Next: Maryland Announces Results of ... »

Cease and Desist Order to Company Becomes Final

Tuesday, May 15 2007 05:00

A Cease and Desist Order issued by the Georgia Department of Banking and Finance to Apex Financial Group, Inc., 801 W. Bloomingdale Avenue, Brandon, FL, became final. The Cease and Desist Order was issued by the Department after it obtained evidence that Apex Financial Group, Inc., engaged in mortgage broker/lending activities without a license or under an applicable exception.

Pursuant to Georgia law, it is prohibited for any person knowingly to purchase, sell, or transfer a mortgage loan or loan application from or to an entity that is not licensed or exempt from licensing or registration provisions to engage in mortgage broker/lender activities.

2 comments

  • Comment Link JASON GARCIA Monday, May 28 2007 10:57 posted by JASON GARCIA

    Jerome is no longer working for Apex Mortgage or National Fidelity. He is a very reputable loan officer here in New York and will continue doing business with him.

  • Comment Link robert tapia Friday, May 18 2007 16:48 posted by robert tapia

    we would like to report unlicensed activity from an A Apex mortgage loan originator that did dirty business in our area.
    name: Jerome Gentolia
    phone: 914-949-4032
    address: White Plains, Westchester New York
    presently connected with (NFM) or National Fidelity Mortgage in Baltimore, Maryland

Leave a comment

Make sure you enter the (*) required information where indicated.
Basic HTML code is allowed.

  • del.icio.us: frauddiva
  • Facebook Page: 202080166468810#!
  • FeedBurner: MortgageFraudBlog
  • Linked In Group: 2104121
  • Google Reader: 562472456
  • Technorati: rdollar
  • Twitter: FraudDiva
  • YouTube: FraudDiva
Quick Links
Get our newsletter
Enter your Email


Preview | Powered by FeedBlitz
Resources
 

Rachel Dollar Rachel Dollar, the editor of Mortgage Fraud Blog is an attorney and Certified Mortgage Banker who handles litigation for lending institutions and secondary market investors.
Read more about Ms. Dollar

Most Read Articles
Most Commented Articles