ONE ON ONE WITH NEIL GARFIELD COMBO ANALYSIS TITLE AND SECURITIZATION Regulators target loan servicers to fix foreclosures EDITOR'S NOTE: Let's hope they ask the right questions like: Where do they get their money from? Where does the money go? Where is that denial of modification by investors that you reported to the court? To whom are you sending payments?…[...]

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ONE ON ONE WITH NEIL GARFIELD COMBO ANALYSIS TITLE AND SECURITIZATION BORROWER APPEARED PRO SE GAME OVER: EVIDENCE REQUIRED, NOT PRESUMPTIONS EVEN IF HOLDER, THEY ARE NOT HOLDER IN DUE COURSE; DEFENSES APPLY SEE 01.28.2011 NJ CT OF APPEALS REVERSE NO STANDING -WELLS-FARGO-BANK-N-A-As-Trustee-Respondent-V-SANDRA-a-FORD-Appellant[1] NOTABLE QUOTES: This appeal presents significant issues regarding the evidence required (E.S.) to establish the standing of…[...]

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NOTABLE QUOTES: This opinion could turn out to be incredibly important.  It provides a critical evidence for the argument that many securitization transactions simply failed to be effective because non-compliance with the terms of the transaction:  failure to properly transfer the mortgage meant that the mortgages were never actually securitized. The Big Fail posted by Adam Levitin Last week the…[...]

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ONE ON ONE WITH NEIL GARFIELD COMBO ANALYSIS TITLE AND SECURITIZATION EDITOR'S NOTE: So now that we ALL know that virtually ALL the paperwork is faked, forged and fabricated, now what? The Judges ignoring these developments are doing so at their peril. Their connections with banks and banking interests are being investigated and revealed. Whether you like it, hate it…[...]

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The FCIC, in Lockstep with the Officialdom, Refuses to Use the “C” Word…”Crime pays. Besides, who’s going to call it crime, anyway?” Posted on January 28, 2011 by Foreclosureblues The FCIC, in Lockstep with the Officialdom, Refuses to Use the “C” Word Today, January 28, 2011, 6 hours ago | Yves Smith The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission report increasingly looks like…[...]

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Daniel Pennell: Mortgage Shenanigans in Virginia (The Wall Street – Washington – Richmond Axes) Today, January 28, 2011, 4 hours ago | Yves Smith By Daniel Pennell, a systems expert who has testified before the Virginia House of Representatives on MERS This week demonstrated how financial special interests have created an obscene and incestuous relationship with the leadership in the…[...]

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Inside Scoop on the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission Nobel prize winning economists George Akerloff and Joseph Stiglitz, former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan, leading economists such as Robert Shiller, Anna Schwartz, James Galbraith, former lead S & L regulator William K. Black, former Tarp overseer Elizabeth Warren and many other leading financial experts say that criminal fraud was the primary cause…[...]

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The 25-year 'foreclosure from hell' By mounting countless challenges to her foreclosure proceedings — burying her lenders in stacks of legal paperwork — a Florida woman has lived in her home without making a mortgage payment since 1985. By Robbie Whelan of The Wall Street Journal Click to enlarge picture Patsy Campbell has not made a payment on her Okeechobee County, Fla., home…[...]

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We should not be mistaken into thinking that saying words that are technically true justifies misleading others when there is no valid justification to do so and it constitutes a clear violation of 'distance yourself from falsehood'. It is very important to educate our children on this point so that they realize that the prohibition to lie is not avoided…[...]

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Posted on January 28, 2011 by Foreclosureblues Allstate Asked by SEC Why Mortgage Holdings Weren’t Marked Down By Andrew Frye – Jan 27, 2011 6:34 PM CT Allstate Corp., the insurer suing Bank of America Corp. for selling faulty mortgages, was asked by its regulator last year why the company hadn’t taken losses on some of its worst-performing investments in…[...]

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