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AIME CEO Takes Leave Of Absence After Making Comments About Quicken Executive’s Wife Playing The Skin Flute Anthony Casa announced he will be stepping back as AIME CEO. Casa started the  Association of Independent Mortgage Experts  several years go. The group educates and fights for the rights of mortgage brokers. Casa faced a serious backlash  from a video  he sent to prominent influencers in the mortgage industry. Casa makes comments about Quicken Loans EVP Austin Niemiec’s hairstylist wife performing oral pleasure on the CEO of a Quicken rival.  The video was sent to Paramount Residential Mortgage Group Chief Lending Officer  Kevin Peranio  and Mount Diablo Lending Broker/Owner Ramon Walker.  Casa’s video soon blew up in his face.  Theresa Niemiec soon filed a  defamation lawsuit . Read More At MFI-Miami

Crybaby Quicken Loans Executive And Wife File Frivolous Lawsuit Against AIME CEO For Defamation. They Deny Theresa Niemiec Ever Performed Oral Sex On CEO Of Quicken Loans Rival. Appears Dan Gilbert’s over-inflated ego is rubbing off on his  senior cult members .  It seems as if a crybaby Quicken Loans executive and his wife are upset because of a video posted by the Association of Independent Mortgage Experts CEO Anthony Casa. In the July 2nd video, Casa claims Quicken Executive Vice President Austin Niemiec’s hairstylist wife,  Theresa  performed oral sex on United Wholesale Mortgage President & CEO Mat Ishbia while the two were students at Michigan State University. United Wholesale Mortgage is a rival to Gilbert’s Quicken Loans.  Read more at MFI-Miami

AIME Accuses Quicken Loans And Other Major Retail Lenders Of Scamming Veterans On VA Loans The mortgage trade group AIME is claiming that Quicken Loans and other lenders are taking advantage of VA borrowers. Association of Independent Mortgage Experts CEO Anthony Casa alleges lenders are overcharging them for their mortgages. and overcharging them for their mortgages. HUD, Ginnie Mae, and the VA are investigating lenders. The government is investigating the lenders for targeting service members and veterans for quick and potentially risky refinance deals. The investigation has led to some lenders being  booted  from Ginnie Mae’s primary mortgage securities platforms. In addition, some lenders are also  being restricted  for questionable conduct. Casa accuses lenders of charging veterans as much as 20% higher for a mortgage in a  lengthy post on LinkedIn The AIME CEO also names the culprits. Casa accuses Quicken Loans, Movement Mortgage, ...