see mers-admits-no-interest-in-mortgage-and-no-loss-on-default see glossary-mortgage-meltdown-and-foreclosure MERS (Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, MERSCORP): A technology platform in which “members” gain access through password and user ID. Estimated number of employees is 17. Estimated number of “officers” self appointed is in the thousands. The platform is devoted to “servicing” participants in the securitization chain of mortgages. The platform allows […]

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By JEFFREY ARLEN SPINNER, J.S.C, New York jfm33137@aol.com NY JUDGE AWARDS $155,092.00 TO HOMEOWNER Wells Fargo v Tyson Decided on March 5, 2010 Supreme Court, Suffolk County Wells Fargo, Plaintiff against Steven E. Tyson, SUSAN L. TYSON, LEITH ANN TYSON, LINDSAY TYSON and KYRA TYSON, Defendants 2007-28042 Richard Femano, Esq. Fein Such & Crane L.L.P. […]

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see MERS INSTRUCTIONS TO TRANSFER RIGHTS OPTION 1 MERS INSTRUCTIONS TO TRANSFER RIGHTS OPTION 2 PRECLOSING REG SHOWS PRE-KNOWLEDGE OF SECURITIZATION Arnold admitted MERS does not have a beneficial interest in any mortgage; does not loan money; does not suffer a default if monies are not paid; etc…the internal agreement used by MERS expressly disavows […]

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In the last five years, the number of foreclosure lawsuits filed in federal court in California has ballooned — like an exploding adjustable-rate mortgage — from only 29 statewide in 2005 to nearly 1,400 last year. Increasing numbers of Californians are suing lenders to avoid foreclosures By Tracey Kaplan and Maria J. Ávila López, www.mercurynews.com […]

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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION – ESSEX VICINAGE ——————————————————————X                Civil Action Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, As Trustee Of Argent Securities, Inc. Asset Backed Pass Through Certificates, Series 2004-PW1 Docket Number: XXX REQUEST FOR INTERROGATORIES Plaintiff(s), vs. XXX; John Doe, Husband Of XXX                                                                            XXX Avenue Rosedale, NY 11422 Defendant(s)/Pro Se ——————————————————————X REQUEST FOR […]

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Editor’s note: This is red meat for investors and borrowers seeking restitution for losses caused by improper appraisals, ratings and representations concerning loan and property values, loan viability, securities fraud, deceptive lending practices, TILA violations etc. Obama Bank Policy Signals $1 Trillion in Writedowns April 3 (Bloomberg) — U.S. regulators may force Bank of America […]

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A majority of the questions asked on this blog boil down to “what do I do now?” While there are several emergency situations where the suggested steps must be taken out of order, I thought I would post the most common answer I give to people who are angry and ready to fight. Your situation […]

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How to Find “Who Owns The Note” – Who has an “Insurable Interest” !!!! It is basic insurance law that in order to become named as a loss payee – that is, to get an insurance policy issued to you to indemnify you against loss – you have to have an “insurable interest.” MERS doesn’t […]

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Editor’s Note: I am currently working on the issue of fiduciary duty, so I would appreciate receiving material from any of you that have submissions on the subject. There is an article in the Florida Bar Journal this month on this topic. “If a fiduciary has special skills or becomes a fiduciary on the basis […]

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“That’s right. Issuers are essentially paying twice for flawed deals that bestowed great riches on the bankers and advisers who sold them. Taxpayers should be outraged, but to be angry you have to be informed — and few taxpayers may even know that the complicated arrangements exist.” Editor’s Note: At some point, it will become […]

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