WOW! I guess I hit a nerve. Here is an example of the many comments received. Worth the read not only because it validates what we know, but proposes action. CAUTION: I agree that freedom of assembly and free speech is probably going to have more effect than any traditional approach. But we are close to a tinderbox here with…[...]
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EDITOR'S NOTE: FACTUAL CONSTIPATION is our current state of reality. It is the universal strategy across the board from Wall Street, the pretender lenders, servicers, and all other intermediaries in the gross illusion known as “securitization” of debt. We can't get the information in court from Judges who can't or won't allow the inquiry, we can't get the information using…[...]
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EDITOR'S NOTE: I confess I don't know Matt but I have seen some of his work and it looks good to me. No guarantees etc. But worth checking out. 2010/08/08 at 12:43 am MEMOS AND MOTIONS THAT MAY SHUT THE FORECLOSURE MILLS http://www.mattweidnerlaw.com/blog In honor of all the national reporting that’s starting to break about all the abuses that are…[...]
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06distressed.html?sq=sale%20of%20crumbling%20buildings&st=Search&scp=1&pagewanted=print Editor's Note: Among the common myths being played out is that tired song about how market forces (a/k/a God) will provide. All corrections will come in good time and the system will be fixed. Not true --- at least not this time. Whether it is a residential home, a neighborhood, an apartment building or commercial building, the fact is…[...]
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06norris.html?_r=1&ref=business&pagewanted=print Editor's Note: Deep down in this article lies the heart of the matter of disclosure and fraud in the U.S. Marketplace. It is that there is a floor below which a financial company need not go in making disclosures. And it is under those floorboards where all the vermin and toxic waste is hidden. In a word, that's why…[...]
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From Gretchen Morgenson, NY Times Today. 06denver.html?dbk=&pagewanted=print Editor's Note: OKAY so let's say you are ideologically of the position that anyone who signed a bum deal to finance their house should suffer the consequences. You signed the note, didn't you? You borrowed the money, didn't you? Why should you get any relief when the guy down the block played by…[...]
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meet-5-homeowners-who-walked-away.aspx As the housing crisis wears on, more homeowners are forced to consider handing their keys back to their lenders. Here's what happened to 5 who did just that. [Related content: home financing, foreclosure, mortgage, housing, rent] By Sally Herigstad MSN Money Three years into the housing crisis, nearly 15 million homeowners owe more than their homes are worth, and…[...]
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From a comment from icetea Here’s a good powerpoint to read Note that this is just the common view of most banks to litigation and what causes of action they are most prepared for. As a Pro Se, I have learned that reading appellate decisions about how claims fail is very instructive (even if it isn’t a foreclosure case). What…[...]
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GET IT STARTED! FROM JL SEMIDEY 2010/08/03 at 8:22 pm the funny thing is that they are stealing our homes, breaking families, they have created the deepest and most expensive recession ever. They have caused suicides, drug addiction, crime, family violence, they have forged documents, they have abused and violated our privacy, they have taken our money and never applied…[...]
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From Avram 2010/08/04 at 5:27 am see this site www.conorix.com A quick look at the above link shows game in full play. Mr Dinan, in an affidavit in Israel stated that UBS paid to the trust “to compensate the trust for it’s overpayment on the purchase on the UBS pool”. The Judges don't want to hear about this complexity. The fact remains…[...]
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