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Crime and Courts Thursday, July 5, 2012 Summit County files suit against Freddie Mac Claims Freddie Mac avoided about 3,500 land transfer fees owed to the county by WKSU's SIMON HUSTED | Reporter Simon Husted | | |
| Summit County is the first county in Ohio to be suing one of the largest mortgage lenders in the nation for unpaid fees.
The county filed the suit Tuesday demanding that Freddie Mac pay fees on 3,500 transfers of property from 2002 and through 2008.
Freddie Mac is a federally chartered home lender. And back then, it claimed it was a government entity and therefore exempt from paying fees. But the county says Freddie Mac never was a government agency.
Joe Fantozzi is an assistant county prosecutor who is managing the case. He says he can’t yet estimate how much money the county can win from the case because each land transfer fee depends on the value of each home or property. |
“So at this point, what we know is that the jurisdiction minimal of $25,000—you know we’re well above that $25,000 mark," Fantozzi says. "But for me to give any other estimate at this point, we just don’t know. That information will come out as the case proceeds through the courts.”
Fantozzi says Summit County waited to sue until after late March when a U.S. District judge in Michigan sided with a county in a similar claim.
Freddie Mac did not respond to a request for comment and is expected to appeal the court’s decision in Michigan. |
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