Two partners in a Miami real estate development and finance firm and a senior underwriter who worked for them have pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy charges, the latest defendants to accept responsibility for a $65 million fraudulent mortgage scheme that collapsed during the financial crisis.
Hector Hernandez, owner of the defunct Great Country Mortgage Bankers Corp., pleaded guilty Monday and agreed to forfeit $8 million in unlawful profits.
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