NEW YORK — A real estate attorney pleaded guilty on Jan. 10 to fraud charges as part of a wide-ranging scheme to cheat banks out of $23 million in home mortgage loans.
Cheddi Goberdhan of Elmont, N.Y., was charged in 2009 in a sweep that netted 40 others, including five other lawyers. The co-conspirators allegedly arranged home sales between straw buyers and distressed homeowners.
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