Salt Lake City, UT / March 1, 2008 / Press Release / --  While much the country is wondering what to expect next from the housing market, there are those within state government that have chosen to remain proactive.  No better example of that came in February when Perfect Home Living sat down with the Utah Department of Financial Institutions to discuss alarming real estate fraud trends now making their way through regulated financial lending institutions in the state of Utah. 

"For us as an organization the experience was fulfilling and certainly we would love to see this type of interaction between non-profit and government sector occurring more frequently," says Sheri Fitzpatrick, CEO of the non-profit Perfect Home Living that exclusively works cases where real estate fraud is alleged.  "We see a lot of victims as a result of our bringing Freddie Mac's Don't Borrow Trouble Hotline to the state of Utah.  This flow of intelligence gathered from victims is invaluable and we wanted to make sure that financial lending institutions although independent are all made aware of  intelligence that we have been gathering in preparation for our launch of the 2008 State of the Market Report on Real Estate Fraud," she continued.

Eva Rees of the Utah Department of Financial Institutions spearheaded this monumental effort. 

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