Letitia James’s Fraudulent
$200,000 Credit Line Mortgage in 2021
Could Land Her in Prison for 15-30 Years
Posted By: franco, 9/8/2025 11:07:32 AM
Letitia James’s New York State mortgage records indicate that she committed mortgage fraud on a $200,000 “Credit Line Mortgage” with Citizens Bank in 2021. Like other mortgages, it requires a signed note, a mortgage document, and recording with the county clerk. The mortgage document shows that James misrepresented her five-unit apartment building as a single-family dwelling. This false claim allowed James to avoid significantly higher commercial loan closing costs and a higher interest rate.
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Letitia James’s New York State mortgage records indicate that she committed mortgage fraud on a $200,000 “Credit Line Mortgage” with Citizens Bank in 2021.
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Do the crime, do the time, Ms. James. Perhaps you and Sen. Pencil-neck can petition the court to be located in the same facility, where you can attempt con games on your fellow inmates.