Mortgage broker gets 2 years in prison in fraud scheme.
From the story:
"In the case of one property, a vacant lot in Elkridge that he owned with a family member, Skibicki in June 2006 filed a loan application for $350,000 to refinance the property. His appraiser prepared a fraudulent appraisal, including photographs, that indicated there was a 2,040-square-foot house on the property."
This was not a smart thing to do.
