You will be helping me, helping the movement, and helping consumers generally if you report misrepresentations or false guarantees to appropriate Federal (FTC) and state agencies. It has come to my attention that there are once again people who are pretending to be me, or pretending to have some affiliation with Neil Garfield or the LivingLies blog. They represent themselves…[...]
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How You Can Easily Research State Records For Evidence Of Unremediated LPS Robo-Signing Fraud
Sep 26, 2017
How You Can Easily Research State Records For Evidence Of Unremediated LPS Robo-Signing Fraud*[1] By Eric Mains, Former FDIC Team Leader Introduction Many of the banks conducting foreclosures 2008-2013 relied on a few large foreclosure mills to litigate cases for them, and still do. For large banks, it made sense--consolidate your cases with specialized firms employing dozens of attorneys/paralegals, one-stop…[...]
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The West Coast Foreclosure Show with Charles Marshall Synopsis Broadcast date: September 21, 2017 Guests: Investigator Bill Paatalo of the BP Investigative Agency Eric Mains, former FDIC Team-member Topics: Nardolillo v. Chase LPS/Black Knight Consent Judgment and FOIA Strategy [audio src="https://livinglies.me/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/neilgarfield_2017_09_21_the-west-coast-foreclosure-show-with-charles-marshall-nardolillo-v-jpm-chase1.mp3"][/audio] ________________________________________________________________________ Send Targeted FOIA Requests to unravel the LPS/Black Knight Consent Judgment Eric Mains, a former FDIC team-member,…[...]
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"Harmless" Motion to Return Original Documents in Court File Might Yield Explosive Effects
Sep 22, 2017
The bottom line is that lawyers for the banks and servicers are using a device that looks harmless but creates a strong presumption that the original note exists, that the clerk of the court received it, and that it was apparently sent to the offices of the attorneys that represent the banks or servicers in foreclosure litigation. All this despite…[...]
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Thursdays LIVE! Click in to the The Neil Garfield Show Or call in at (347) 850-1260, 6pm Eastern Thursdays MAIN NUMBER: 202-838-NEIL (6345). Get a Consult! https://www.vcita.com/v/lendinglies to schedule, leave message or make payments. See Nordolillo v. JPMorgan Chase: Nardolillo v. Chase This session of the Charles Marshall’s West Coast Foreclosure Show features former FDIC team leader Eric Mains who will…[...]
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The CFPB laid down some serious fines on National Collegiate Student Loan Trusts and its debt collector, Transworld Systems, Inc. The firms were collectively ordered to pay $26.1 million for attempting to collect on loans that were at best out of date and at worst nonexistent. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) specifically alleges that the firms would drag “borrowers”…[...]
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By J. Guggenheim/www.lendinglies.com Note: Our ongoing gratitude to Investigator Bill Paatalo of BP Investigative Agency for keeping us updated with significant developments in nationwide foreclosure defense cases. Paatalo is the preeminent investigator regarding WaMu/JPMorgan Chase “merger” issues. See Nordolillo v. JPMorgan Chase Nardolillo v. Chase Analysis by Neil Garfield: Although Nardolillo's case has merit, unfortunately he may lose because he…[...]
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As part of my consultation on a case involving PennyMac and Citi, I suggested a strategy (see below) using the procedural route of a Request for Admissions. If not answered, the requests are deemed admitted --- which in most cases will completely undermine the foundation for any of the evidence proffered by the foreclosing party. If admitted, the same result…[...]
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The upshot is that REMIC Trusts are fictitious names for the underwriters of bogus mortgage bonds issued in the name of a nonexistent REMIC Trust. It is the product of a disguised boiler room operation. Neither personal nor subject matter jurisdiction can possible apply. Thus claims brought in the name of a putative REMIC Trust are void, ab initio. Get…[...]
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In the current judicial bubble, banks and servicers are almost always treated with far more leniency and and given far more leverage than borrowers --- through the use of legal presumptions. This case is the exception --- with the Maine Supreme Court deciding that Fannie Mae was not a creditor, that the dismissal with prejudice was affirmed, thus permanently barring…[...]
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