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Minnesota Regulator Initiates Action Against Unlicensed Loan Modification Operator; Says Outfit Failed To Pay Promised Refunds On Failed Workouts

By r morris

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In St. Paul, Minnesota, Finance & Commerce reports:The Minnesota Department of Commerce has initiated civil disciplinary action proceedings against a St. Louis Park firm for allegedly offering loan modification services without a license. Last week, the department sent a ?notice of and order for hearing? to Todd Jacobson of LMS and Associates, listed to an office on Wayzata Boulevard in St. Louis

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on March 24, 2010 (boomark / email).

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