OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washington state Attorney General Rob McKenna Wednesday asked all mortgage trustees in the state to immediately stop what he called questionable foreclosures. The attorney general’s office has received at least a dozen complaints and investigations have revealed that many foreclosure trustees are not following the law, McKenna said. Investigators have found faulty chains of title, failure to…[...]

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Wells Fargo Settles State AG Investigations Into "Risky Mortgages" Made By Acquired Lenders Posted on October 7, 2010 by Fred Rivera Email This Print Comments Trackbacks Share Link October 7, 2010 -  The New York Times reports that Wells Fargo agreed to pay $24 million to resolve investigations by eight state attorneys general into whether lenders acquired by the bank made…[...]

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Go to YouTubePlay video Link From: http://www.newzzcafe.com/ 00:02:32 Added on 10/13/10 312 views Self help Returns! I think they are right and my bet is that there will be a lot more cases like this one. Little reported because the people wanted to stay under the radar, this has occurred already in thousands of cases. This one is different because…[...]

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SEE This is it! WHERE’S THE NOTE, WHO’S THE HOLDER: ENFORCEMENT OF PROMISSORY NOTE SECURED BY REAL ESTATE The strategy of distraction is easy. Simply point the finger at paperwork mix-ups and you avoid the underlying problems, liability and consequences of a deformed, twisted title problem. "We'll fix it" is the message, but how. Who is now going to appear in…[...]

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It's in your hands now. The fate of the nation's economic system, the budgetary crisis in your own state and justice for victims of fraud with accountability for those who participated in a scheme that was intentionally and negligently conceived and executed. Your state, and the counties, cities and towns that are now all suffering from lack of revenue and…[...]

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It should come as no surprise that GMAC and probably a succession of other pretender lenders will come to the same conclusion: there is no defect in the loans and the foreclosures will proceed. That's like asking the fox if he knows what happened to the chickens. Jamie Dimon, announcing that Chase has not been using MERS since 2008, tried…[...]

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By Alain Sherter | September 28, 2010 http://www.bnet.com/blog/financial-business A central question in the financial crisis is whether Wall Street simply made errors of judgment that led to a housing bubble or whether it knowingly broke the law. Did the gun go off accidentally, in other words, or did the shooter aim at the victim’s head? That’s critical to find out…[...]

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October 13, 2010 By REUTERS State attorneys general in all 50 states started a joint investigation into the mortgage industry on Wednesday, a move some experts fear will cause uncertainty and threaten the recovery of the housing market. The officials are investigating accusations that some banks used shoddy paperwork to evict borrowers from their homes during a foreclosure crisis that…[...]

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KABOOM – WOW – JPMorgan Chase Dumps MERS, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Posted by Foreclosure Fraud on October 13, 2010 · 1 Comment JPMorgan exits electronic mortgage tracking system NEW YORK – JPMorgan Chase’s CEO says the bank has stopped using the electronic mortgage tracking system used by major financial institutions. Lawyers have argued in court proceedings that the system is…[...]

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