Investment firm Atalaya has agreed to pay more than $2.7 million to settle claims that it provided financing to Vision Property Management, which was the target of a recent lawsuit from New York state for allegedly operating an illegal, unlicensed mortgage-lending business.
Vision was accused in the suit of selling homes in need of severe repair to consumers without telling buyers about the unsafe conditions documented about the property.
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