Matthew Cox

Okay.

Basically.

Okay, there's a fella named in Philly.

Wait, I have been because I had a Philadelphia cheese.

There's like two of them across the street from each other.

I feel he's a lovely city.

We're sports fans in all of professional sports.

I think they're the type who will throw a bottle at the back of your head if you're cheering for the other team.

But outside the stadiums, delightful people.

City of brotherly love.

You know who's from Philadelphia?

McAngelo Tillman, age 52.

He had a scam in the past, and this is a little bit of history on him.

In 2007 and 2008, he ran a scam where he created fake businesses and then opened up American Express merchant accounts under the name of, like, Nelson's Concrete, Joseph Tailoring, Jay's Hardwood Floor.

And then he started getting credit card numbers online and just busting it out.

Got $72,000.

He got eight months for that, which isn't really the story, but I want you to know kind of his background.

Got it.

You and I are kind of mortgage experts because of our both being on opposite sides of the law in the world of mortgage fraud.

But I'm going to assume – I want to ask your listeners to – I'm going to walk your listeners through kind of how foreclosure and things like that work.