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Fraudulent Appraisals, Teaser Rates, and Manufactured Defaults: Boons to Borrowers in Defending Foreclosure As more and more lender misconduct hits the Internet airwaves and more of us continue our investigation into and scrutiny of the practices of originating lenders and their downline successors, certain themes are developing which give rise to numerous defenses to mortgage foreclosure actions. Three such […]
Insider Joins Critics of the Fed, Faulting Credit-Crisis Programs Richmond’s Lacker Amplifies Volcker; Moral Hazard Fears By GREG IP June 6, 2008; Page A3 In a striking insider’s critique, a Federal Reserve policy maker said lending programs the central bank has created to combat the credit crisis distort private markets, encourage risky behavior and could endanger […]
I found an excellent article by an excellent writer I would like to share with you. It underscores the importance of the requiring the lender to prove the original note, the ownership of the note and mortgage and the alleged non-payment. There is much more. If you are involved in a foreclosure or you are […]
It is our theory that the real party in interest on the lender side is the owner of the asset backed security issued by the SPV. The security is usually a “securitized” bond deriving its value from the underlying mortgages of which yours is one. Thus a quiet title action against “John Doe” and served […]
The simple mortgage on a home had been broken into many pieces (tranches — See Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV)) each having characteristics of entities unto themselves. The term “borrower” was severed from the the obligation to pay. The term “lender” was severed from the risk of loss and the right to payment from the borrower. […]
McClatchy Washington Bureau Posted on Sun, Jun. 08, 2008 Credit crisis expands, hitting all kinds of consumer loans Kevin G. Hall | McClatchy Newspapers last updated: June 08, 2008 08:39:12 PM WASHINGTON — The credit crisis triggered by bad home loans is spreading to other areas, forcing banks to tighten credit and probably extending the […]
SEE GARFIELD’S GLOSSARY AND TACTICAL GUIDELINES https://livinglies.me/glossary-mortgage-meltdown-and-foreclosure/ THE UNDERLYING THEME OF THE MORTGAGE MELTDOWN WHICH HAS SIGNIFICANCE TO FORECLOSURE DEFENSE IS THAT FOR EACH “LOAN” TRANSACTION THERE WERE CORRESPONDING INVESTMENTS IN ONE OR MORE ASSET BACKED SECURITY, BOTH (MORTGAGE AND ABS) DEPENDENT ON EACH OTHER FOR THEIR CREATION. THE SPREADING OF RISK, THE OBLIGATION FOR […]
Thus the fund is present for payment and controlled by the combined entities of the entire single transaction. A default by the borrower is actually therefore impossible under the scheme of securitization as it was implemented. The fact that the borrower has not made a payment to the mortgage service provider has typically been accepted […]
Most lawyers and borrowers take it for granted that they know what a “lender” is. They take it for granted that they know that this was a “mortgage” transaction. They take it for granted that the transaction was legal but for the legal challenges you wish to mount to ward off foreclosure, sale or eviction. […]
Mortgages in foreclosure jump in first quarter Foreclosure starts, delinquency rate also rise in first months of 2008: MBA By Amy Hoak, MarketWatch Last update: 2:13 a.m. EDT June 6, 2008 CHICAGO (MarketWatch) — More homeowners headed toward foreclosure in the first three months of 2008, as both the percentage of […]
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