December 14, 2010

Dan Edstrom and Professor Catherine Porter on SCPR.org 1:40pm Pacific 3:40PM Eastern TODAY!

Professor Catherine Porter from Harvard University did the seminal 2007 study on foreclosure documentation while she was at the University of Iowa. Her study can be found on this blog. In that study she found that out of several thousands cases, the “note” was reported lost or destroyed by the pretender lenders. It was this …

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When Lenders Won’t Listen

COMBO Title and Securitization Search, Report, Documents, Analysis & Commentary EDITOR’S COMMENT: Of course the main problem is that you are not ever talking to the lender. You are talking to the pretender lender. And any attorney who “helps” a client accept an offer of settlement or modification without getting written acknowledgment that title may …

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DAVID BORNSTEIN: HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD

Foreclosure Is Not an Option By DAVID BORNSTEIN Fixes looks at solutions to social problems and why they work. Ben Baker-SmithA home boarded up in Slavic Village section of Cleveland, Ohio, in October of 2008. Given the grim news in lending and home financing in recent months, it would appear that little can be done …

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RON PAUL BECOMES CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE TO OVERSEE (OR DISABLE) THE FEDERAL RESERVE

COMBO Title and Securitization Search, Report, Documents, Analysis & Commentary Editor’s Comment: This should be interesting. Somehow Ron Paul, who wants the Federal reserve out of our lives, is now the chairman of the committee that oversees its operations. It was Repr Paul who forced disclosure of where the FED money got spent (or part …

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Practice Hints: Oral Argument

from K. Rudek First your honor, Plaintiff’s counsel implies that only one set of material facts and one side of the contract is in play here: that being the obligations on the Defendant and the facts surrounding those obligations when the court full well knows “there are two sides to every coin and every contract”. …

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