A deal that seemed too good to be true — and it wasLates news and updates,Accoring to the internet media, its all about the lates news and updates,internet media provided real hot topic information,The 40-year-old single mother had been renting a house on Brighton Place on the North Side when she answered a newspaper ad offering an opportunity to own a home. Within a few days, she signed documents on Dec. 5, 2007, to purchase a single-family home on Kennedy Avenue, also on the North Side, for $72,000.
Her loan papers, which she provided to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, reveal that she qualified for a 30-year mortgage of $64,800 at an interest rate of 7.625 percent. But according to an affidavit by the U.S. Secret Service underlying a fraud case against the home sellers, Dov Ratchkauskas and George Kubini, the mortgage was based on falsely reported information.
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