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by Moe Bedard on September 17, 2009 · 0 commentsin Government The Federal Trade Commission today announced two new law enforcement actions in a continuing crackdown on mortgageforeclosure rescue and loan modification scams, bringing to 22 the number of these cases the Commission has filed since the housing crisis began. The FTC also announced developments in similar pending mortgage-related actions.“Today’s challenging economy presents an opportunity for con artists who prey upon financially dis

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