[metaphorm]

I think you should explain your reasoning in more detail here. Why is a "massive company" less likely to commit financial fraud? If they do it at a large scale, they make lots of money from it. Or perhaps it is a scam being run just by this one office and not a company-wide policy. Even if that is the case, CoreLogic is still to blame, they are responsible for their leasing offices.

[debacle]

Do you know who CoreLogic is? They're a data aggregation company. They take available data and generate statistically actionable reports. They didn't gain anything from the fraud that took place here, besides that a report was generated from the potential lease.

CoreLogic doesn't have leasing offices. I don't know if you read the article. That statement is incredibly ignorant.