ALERT: There is a DECEMBER 2 Congressional HEARING ON FORECLOSURE ABUSE before national lawmakers where Attorney Cox says that he plans to showcase Ms. Vaughan’s case. Surely we have equally compelling illustrative cases that also cry for national attention. Allan O'Brien Denchfield November 24, 2010, 2:14 PM ET A KeyBank Foreclosure Draws Fire By Robbie Whelan Maine Listings Ms. Vaughan no…[...]

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Submitted on 2010/11/24 at 9:51 pm Elizabeth Warren Helped Shoot Down HR 3808 Bill That Would Have Sped Foreclosures, Calendar Shows http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/11/24/elizabeth-warren-calendar_n_788120.html shahien@huffingtonpost.com | HuffPost Reporting Elizabeth Warren Helped Shoot Down Bill That Would Have Sped Foreclosures, Calendar Shows First Posted: 11-24-10 05:13 PM | Updated: 11-24-10 05:37 PM Elizabeth Warren was the first senior Obama administration official to recognize…[...]

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DEBTOR'S RESPONSE IN OPPOSITION TO DEUTSCHE BANK'S REQUEST FOR RELIEF OF STAY AND MOTION TO SHOW CAUSE Glenn E. Holden and Ann M. Holden file their RESPONSE in opposition to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Soundview Home Loan Trust 2005-4, Asset Backed Certificates, Series 2005-4, motion for relief from stay filed on September 29, 2010, and provide…[...]

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Have a great meal and enjoy time with family and friends. You deserve a break. Everyone does. Let this day commence a year for giving thanks to ourselves and each other for asserting our constitutional rights and thus preserving the American way of life with TRUTH, JUSTICE and OPPORTUNITY. Now is the time for OUR innovation and OUR solutions. Now…[...]

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COMBO Title and Securitization Search, Report, Documents, Analysis & Commentary Editor's Comment: Zombeck has it right here and people are starting to take notice. It just doesn't make any sense that somehow tens of millions of Americans suddenly decided to enter a conspiracy to defraud the financial industry using instruments that even Alan Greenspan admitted he didn't understand. Nor does…[...]

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Submitted on 2010/11/24 at 7:27 pm by HYDROGENE EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the part of this mission that I love --- when people start getting proactive and shining the light where nobody from the dark side wants it. It just so happens that there are several Judges around the country that have consulted with our analysts regarding their own mortgages.…[...]

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It seems that many Judges have investments and many of those investments involve various types of income funds, from high yield to low yield and everything else you'd expect from someone who is saving money toward retirement. The problem is that some of their investments involve mortgage bonds, and other home loan derivatives which could be effected by their own…[...]

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if the so-called lenders had done due diligence. But nobody was doing due diligence because they didn't care. They didn't care because they were not lending money for which they would be held accountable. And now people like this, en masse, are being asked to take responsibility for the failure of the banks to know their own business. One ‘Nightmare’…[...]

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NOVEMBER 22, 2010 Foreclosure Detectives Hunt for Lies By RUTH SIMON URBANDALE, Iowa—In two squat, suburban office-park buildings here, Richard Barrent is digging through loan files that could help decide who pays for the mortgage-paperwork debacle. The former Wells Fargo & Co. quality-assurance manager's two-year-old company is part of a cottage industry of loan detectives obsessed with detecting fraud, misrepresentations…[...]

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