Editor’s Note: Due process requires that nobody be deprived of life, liberty or property without a judicial determination on the merits of claims against them. Non-judicial procedure runs a thin line that has not actually been tested constitutionally. Assuming it is valid by virtue of the “freedom of contract” doctrine, it still cannot be used […]

Tags: cloud on the title, due process, Florida, Florida bankers Association, foreclosure sales, freedom of contract, Homeowner Relief and Housing Recovery Act, House Bill 152, House Criminal & Civil Justice Council, judicial determination, judicial economy, Malcolm Doney, merits of claims, non-judicial foreclosure sales, NON-JUDICIAL SALE, notice, Owner of a Promissory Note, rally, Tally, without prejudice
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From Max Gardner – QUIET TITLE GRANTED Bellistri v Ocwen Loan Servicing, Mo App.20100309 Mortgage Declared Unenforceable in DOT Case: NOTE DECLARED UNSECURED “When MERS assigned the note to Ocwen, the note became unsecured and the deed of trust became worthless” Editor’s Note: We know that MERS is named as nominee as beneficiary. We know […]

Tags: assignment, Aurora, Bellistri, Bellistri v Ocwen Loan Servicing, beneficiary, BNC, Case Decisions, DEED OF TRUST, derivative mortgage-backed securities, HERS, HOLDER, jurisdiction, Lehman, MERS, Mo App.20100309, Mortgage Electronic Registration System (MERS), note, Ocwen Loan Servicing, Phillip Gebhardt, quiet title, REAL PARTY IN INTEREST, splitting note and mortgage, standing
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In my opinion, the growing anger at Wall Street is giving Lloyd Blankfein and Jamie Dimon another chance at misdirection. They are using the current popular angst to steer the debate into whether derivatives and synthetic CDOs should be banned. In the end they will win that debate, and they should win it. What they […]

Tags: Blankfein, BOND, co-obligors, creditor, DEBTOR, derivatives, Dimon, disclosure, DVL, Ebbers, Federal reserve, fraud, FTC, insurance, intermediaries, liquidity, mortgages, note, notes, obligations, OCC, OTS, prosecution, QWR, regulation, RESPA, TILA, transparency, Wall Street
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Editor’s Note: Judges are quick to jump on the TILA Statute of Limitations by imposing the one year rule for rescission and damages. But there is more to it than that. First the statute does NOT cut off at one year except for items that are apparent on the face of the closing documentation; so […]

Tags: 215 F.R.D. 26, 30 (D. Mass. 2003)., brad keiser, damages, enforcement, expert, forensic analyst, McIntosh v. Irwin Union Bank & Trust Co., notary was improperly applied, one year, pretender lenders, Public records, rescission, securitization, statute of limitiations, three years, TILA, truth in lending, U.S.C. § 1641(e), violation is revealed
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33-9117 Proposed ABS Regulations The recent financial crisis highlighted that investors and other participants in the securitization market did not have the necessary tools to be able to fully understand the risk underlying those securities and did not value those securities properly or accurately.

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Your allegations of intentional misdeeds, fabricated documents and forgeries have new life now that the SEC is hot on the trail of the wrongdoers in a very public way. As the news sinks in more and more Judges, lawyers and experts and forensic analysts will see their role more as a commitment to justice than […]

Tags: affordability, appraisal verification, belief, confidence, fabricated documents, fair market value, forgeries, Goldman Sachs, income verification, industry underwriting standards, intentional misdeeds, NASDAQ, pretender lenders, TILA, Truth in Lending Law, underwriting standards
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REGISTER NOW FOR DISCOVERY AND MOTION PRACTICE WORKSHOP MAY 23-24 PRINCIPAL REDUCTION IS A RIGHT NOT A GIFT. IF THE OBLIGATION HAS BEEN PAID BY THIRD PARTIES, THEN THE OBLIGATION HAS ALREADY BEEN REDUCED. THE ONLY FUNCTION REMAINING IS TO DO THE ACCOUNTING. ” There should be no doubt in your mind now that virtually […]

Tags: accounting, allocation of payments, and advances, Bank of America, CALIFORNIA, creditor, delinquency status, discovery, foreclosure suit, foreclosures, Goldman Sachs, Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro, INVESTORS TAKE NOTE, Notice of Default, Notice of Sale, Obligation, payments, pool, principal reduction, profits, sale to investors, SEC, SPV pools, Steve Berman, TARP, TARP regulations, third party payments, undisclosed fees
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Editor’s Note: This is the securities equivalent of MERS or HERS. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION 17 CFR Part 232 [Release Nos. 33-9077; 34-60875; 39-2468; IC-28984] Adoption of Updated EDGAR Filer Manual AGENCY: Securities and Exchange Commission. ACTION: Final rule. SUMMARY: The Securities and Exchange Commission (the Commission) is adopting revisions to the Electronic Data Gathering, […]

Tags: (202) 551-3600, (202) 551-5352, (202) 551-8800, [Release Nos. 33-9077; 34-60875; 39-2468; IC-28984, 17 CFR Part 232, Adoption of Updated EDGAR Filer Manual, Analysis, and Retrieval System (EDGAR), Assistant Director of the Office of Interactive Disclosure, at (202) 551-6989, Cecile Peters, Chief, Code of Federal Regulations, Division of Investment Management, EDGAR Filer Manual, EDGAR Release 9.17, EDGARLink Submission Template 3, Electronic Data Gathering, HERS, Investment Companies Act, Jeffrey Naumann, MERS, Office of Information Technology, Office of Legal and Disclosure, Regulatory Flexibility Act, Rick Heroux, Ruth Armfield Sanders, Securities and Exchange Commission, Senior Special Counsel, XBRL/Interactive Data tagging
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see comp-pr2010-59 SEC Complaint V GS Fraud “The Commission seeks injunctive relief, disgorgement of profits, prejudgment interest and civil penalties from both defendants.” Editor’s Note: Here is where the rubber meets the road. This same pool of illegal fraudulent profit is also subject to being defined as an undisclosed yield spread premium due to the […]

Tags: 10b-5, 15 U.S.C. §77q(a), 15 U.S.C. §78j(b) and Exchange Act Rule 10b-5, 17 C.F.R. §240.10b-5, ABACUS 2007-AC1, ACA, ACA Management LLC ("ACA"), CDO, discovery, Exchange Act Rule 10b-5, Fabrice Tourre, flip book, fraud, Goldman Sachs, HERS, investment banks, marketing material, material misstatements and omissions, offering memorandum, Paulson & Co. Inc. ("Paulson"), portfolio, resecuritized CDO market, residential mortgage-backed securities ("RMBS"), RMBS, SEC, Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933, subprime, term sheet, Tourre
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Editor’s Notes: They are STILL doing it. This report clearly shows that the main players are still packaging sub-prime loans (which most people would define as loans likely to fail). The reason is money. The higher the spread the higher the yield spread premium. These YSP’s are still not reported to borrowers. They are hidden […]

Tags: alternative-A credits, American General, Asset Backed Alert, cause of action, DEUTSCHE BANK, Harrison Scott Publications, HERS, pattern to withhold information, RBS, statute of limitations, subprime-mortgage securitizations, Subprimes, toxic assets, yield spread premium, YSP
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