SERVICES YOU NEED EDITOR'S NOTE: EXCELLENT ARTICLE BY DENNINGER Well, it appears that it is finally happening.... To be specific, it appears that: At least one (and perhaps more) "inside officers" in various law firms filed thousands (and maybe tens of thousands) of affidavits they did not read and thus could not have attested to. This practice appears to not…[...]

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GMAC Robo-Signers | Mortgage Lenders, Foreclosure Abuse | 2011 Real Estate Predictions Submitted by Tim Harris on September 23, 2010 – 12:01 pmNo Comment | Popularity: 1% [?] GMAC Robo-Signers. I am of two minds on this emerging story…. Will the wide spread practice of lenders using so-called Robo-Signers really be enough of a legal issue for judges to take action or…is…[...]

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SERVICES YOU NEED EDITOR'S NOTE: We are seeing more and more of these "recoveries." The question we pose and that should be posed IN COURT is to whom this money is paid and more importantly, how is it going to be credited? Why is that important? ANSWER: If that recovery means that the investors or investor pools recovered money then…[...]

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SERVICES YOU NEED Investors face an “obstacle course” of challenges in attempting to get banks to repurchase loans that failed to match their description in bond documents, Grais said bondholders said they have the power to order the trustee for the securities to start probes because the investors own 25 percent of the debt in particular bond issues. EDITOR'S NOTE…[...]

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SERVICES YOU NEED submitted by Jose Semidey EDITOR'S NOTE: The readers of this blog will find themselves in agreement with most everything Jose says. The question is when will we say "enough!" There was nothing radical about restoring stolen property and money to their rightful owner  -- until this mortgage mess. I would add that when people write to their…[...]

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SERVICES YOU NEED * How Serious is the GMAC Problem? Pretty Serious and Not Just GMAC – 09/21/2010 – Yves Smith * Steve Keen: Deleveraging With a Twist – 09/21/2010 – Yves Smith Monday, September 20, 2010 Grayson Calls on Florida Supreme Court to Halt Foreclosures Representative Alan Grayson of Florida has asked the Florida Supreme Court to halt all…[...]

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SERVICES YOU NEED The surprising departure of Lawrence Summers, once touted as the next FED chairman, along with the installation of Elizabeth Warren, Chair of the Congressional Oversight Committee on TARP is a clear signal that the administration has turned its attention to the fundamentals of the economy and away from the ideology that directly maintained the continuing fraud on…[...]

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SERVICES YOU NEED From testimony in a Chase case, same as dozens of others I have seen ---- Q. So if you didn’t review any books, records, and documents or computerized records, how is it that you had personal knowledge of all the matters contained therein? A. Well, I have personal knowledge that my staff has personal knowledge. That is…[...]

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I HAD A QUESTION FROM ONE OF OUR BLOG READER-CUSTOMERS AND I REALIZED EVERYONE SHOULD SEE THE ANSWER. Chris: Your question is a smart one. Here is the deal. We provide the search capacity and if you want a complete analysis and accounting you'll need to retain someone for that. we have that available if you want us to do…[...]

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From David Briedenbach In reference to Anonomous; “Occasionally, there were securitizations in which Depositor was not a a subsidiary of the Wall Street bank – and appeared to be a subsidiary of the originator. These securitizations were simply fronts – for actual party who purchased the loans – since an originator could not sell loans to “itself.” It is possible…[...]

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