Archive for 'Eviction' Category
You referenced ‘one Noriega’ on a post today. May I presume that to be the ‘Marti Noreiga’ who has already been ‘outed’ for her signatures as a MERS employee when her own Facebook and Linkedln pages declare she is a Litton or CBASS employee (CBASS being the corporation that owns Litton)? Do we have any […]
Editor’s Note: Home sales will continue to drop, home prices will continue to drop, banks will continue to fail until principal reduction is recognized as the reality of the situation. More than 11 million homeowners are reportedly under water. The real number is closer to 20 million. see Modifications Pushing More Homes Underwater. Our economy cannot […]
see 2010-ohio-542 After-acquired interest not good BONY v Gendele Significant Excerpts: By the way this is why we need title and escrow agents to act as experts or forensic analysts. A simple title chain analysis reveals the defect and now Trial Judges in Ohio have a rule to follow. Will the real party in interest […]
see Bradsher Cramdown in Chapter 13 This case is an example of why forensic audits need to go much further than they currently do. Brad Keiser’s Workshop on forensic analysis will focus on the important issues that are usually missed in TILA or other reviews. As the case points out, the usual rule is that […]
The Treasury Department will divide the $1.5 billion in assistance programs among those states and Arizona, California and Michigan. (Editor’s Note: That is about .01% of what is required. And the method need not be by issuing MORE MONEY. The method is to let the loss fall on the banks and let the targeted victims […]
Sending Banks a Message – Cincinnati OH – Click Here to View Video “The average homeowner that can’t afford an attorney or can fight as long as we have, they don’t stand a chance,” he said. Hoskins said he’d gotten a $170,000 offer from someone to pay off the house, but the bank refused, saying they could […]
REALITY IS A BITCH: In 1983, the nominal value of credit derivatives was zero. These instruments have been used as “cash equivalents” which means they are the same thing as money. Thus the issuance and trading and use of credit derivatives and their offspring equates to an increase in money supply. Their “value” derives from […]
Editor’s Comment: It’s too late to cure the problem entirely. We can’t unbreak the glass and we’ll never be done cleaning up the mess. But we can start somewhere. It is obvious to all economists of every persuasion that this is a recession of a different kind than anything else we have experienced. That’s because […]
It seems absurd that a measure of such gargantuan proportions would manage to be twisted into disinformation. The fact is, it worked. And as hard as it might be to imagine that things could have been worse, they WOULD have been far worse. But the democrats have let the narrative be framed by the minority […]
I confess an affinity for Taibbi’s reporting. This one is a gem. He goes over the top a few times and misses the bulls-eye (narrowly) in his understanding, but he comes closer than anyone else in describing how our economy, our society, our government, and our lives are being eviscerated by a country where banks, […]


