If the homeowner tried anything like what the banks are doing he would be sanctioned in addition to having his claims dismissed. either you have the goods or you don’t. If the trustee did due diligence, if the servicer did due diligence then they would have in their possession BEFORE sending a Notice of Default […]

Tags: expedited discovery, switching creditors during litigation
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Editor’s Note: The allegation was that the Pension Fund was misled into buying securities backed by risky mortgages from the now defunct New Century Financial. The importance of this is that it corroborates what we have been saying all along. The pension funds were required by law to invest in “stable” funds which means in […]

Tags: AIG, Goldman Sachs, meeting of the minds, mortgage liens, New Century Financial, pension funds, stable funds
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Sign Up For Half Day Homeowners Seminar: GET EDUCATED in Anaheim, CA! Sign Up for Full Day Seminar in Emeryville (San Francisco) Sign Up for Full Day Seminar in Anaheim (Los Angeles)  “Lawyers who want real traction (instead of delay) in court will get specific narratives on how to use the DENY and DISCOVER strategy, […]

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BUYERS SHOULD BEWARE OF “GREAT DEALS” AND ASK CITY OFFICIALS FOR REAL DATA “You have to ask yourself the question “WHY?” why would banks reject modifications where borrowers would keep paying and instead foreclose and then abandon the house. Something is going on here.” — Neil F Garfield, livinglies.me “The real answer is to go […]

Tags: cityies, housing data, housing prices, LOAN MODIFICATION, median income, vacant homes, valuation
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Editor’s note: One of the tricks in civil procedure that has gone over the heads of some Judges is that the banks and servicers are refusing to comply with discovery, and while their refusal is subject to a later hearing they proceed with the foreclosure because there is no TRO. In this case, Judge Tarle […]

Tags: Auction, credit bid, discovery, FAGAN, foreclosure, Judge Tarle, TRO
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U.S. Bank, Trustee of What? U.S. Bank shows up in many foreclosure cases and many cases that go into litigation. I believe they are allowing the use of their name for a fee and that they have little or nothing to do with most of the cases where their name is used. A little discovery […]

Tags: automatic stay, lift stay order, multiple creditors, Objection to claim, one debt, trustee, U.S. Bank, US BANK
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Thank you to all of you who were able to contribute to our intern program for the summer.  We raised the necessary funds to complete the summer program.  Below are listed some of the accomplishments to date and we still have 6 weeks to go in the program. Our interns have contributed so much to […]

Tags: Good grief America, Nancy Koerber, Project REconomy
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CREDITORS CAN ONLY GET PAID ONCE Editor’s Note: If you are news junkie like I am and watch and read everything about the financial markets it is absolutely amazing how everyone seem to be in agreement that we are headed for a financial cliff and nobody wants to do anything about it. Sen Merkley, with […]

Tags: accounting, appraisal fraud, DeMarco, Housing Wire, John Prior, Oregon, private label securitization, restitution, Senator Jeff Merkley, underwater homes'refinancing
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Editor’s Note: In an extremely well-written and well reasoned decision Federal District Court Judge M. James Lorenz denied the Motion to dismiss of US Bank on an alleged WAMU securitization that for the first time recognizes that the securitization scheme could be a sham, with no basis in fact. Although the Plaintiff chose not to […]

Tags: accounting from master servicer, accounting from sub-servicer, assignment, attempt to securitize, California Reconveyance Company, cloud on title, Colleen Irby, CRC, cut-off date, Debt Collectors, FDCPA, fraud in origination of loan documents, livinglies-store.com, loan receivable, Lorenz, MOTION TO DISMISS, qualified written request, quiet title, QWR, RESPA 6, true credidtor, trust document, U.S. Bank, Unfair Competition LAw, WAMU
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Seniors Leading the New Wave of Foreclosures Editor’s Comment: I think the figure is closer to 10 million, but I went with the title of the article by Mandi Woodruff on Business Insider. Unless the mortgages are corrected to reality in the marketplace instead of the fiction that prevailed when they were defectively “originated”, households […]

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