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Administrative Law is one of those areas that interest only academics like me. It isn't sexy but it carries BIG teeth. Sometimes it is easier to crack the shell of the titans by an unexpected move where you win hands down and there isn't much work to do. It's kind of like taking down AL Capone for income tax evasion.…[...]

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Tags: administrative law, false and deceptive, felony, Florida Bar, Florida Supreme Court, grievance, imprisonment, license, private right of action for damages, Quicken Loans, regulatory board, RESPA, table-funded, TILA, Unauthorized Practice of Law, UPL
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“The court certainly agrees that ‘mistakes happen,’ ” Judge Bohm wrote. “However, when mistakes happen not once, not twice, but repeatedly, and when actions are not taken to correct these mistakes within a reasonable period of time, the failure to right the wrong — particularly when the basis for the problem is a months-long violation of an agreed judgment — the…[...]

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Tags: Angelo Mozilo, Bank of America, borrowers, contempt ruling, countrywide, David B. Shaev, De La Fuentes, F.T.C., Federal Trade Commission’s settlement, GRETCHEN MORGENSON, HERS, Jon Leibowitz, Judge Jeff Bohm, legal fees, predatory fees, Washington Mutual, Wells Fargo
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Submitted by Beth Findsen, Esq. in Scottsdale, Az Investors-suing-Chase-includes-list-of-mortgage-backed-securities-various-originators-like-New-Century-WAMU-Wells-Fargo-ResMae-Greenpoint-Coun One of the many things I find interesting in this lawsuit is that FINALLY the pretender lenders are at least being referred to as originators and not banks, lenders or any of the other things that had most people believing. Here too investors sue the rating agencies, Moody's, S&P, Fitch paving…[...]

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Tags: Accredited Home Lenders, American Home Mortgage Corp., Chase, Chase Home Finance LLC, countrywide, Depositor, Greenpoint, HERS, Inc., J.P. Morgan Acceptance Corporation I, J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, J.P. Morgan Mortgage Acquisition Corporation, JPMorgan Chase & Co, McGraw-Hill Companies, Moody’s Investor Services, mortgage backed securities, N.A, new century, originators, Ownit Mortgage Solutions, Public Employees’ Retirement System of Mississippi, Registration Statement, ResMae, Sponsor, Standard & Poor’s Financial Services, WAMU, Wells Fargo
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The procedural motion missed by most lawyers is re-orienting the parties. Just because you are initially the plaintiff doesn’t mean you should stay that way. Once it is determined that the party seeking affirmative relief is seeking to sell your personal residence and that all you are doing is defending, they must become the plaintiff and file a lawsuit against…[...]

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Tags: accounting, assignment, Assignment and ASsumption Agreement, BURDEN OF PROOF, civil procedure, cut-off date, default, delivery, discovery, due process, fraud, indorsement, party seeking affirmative relief, Pleading, PSA, re-orienting the parties, third party payments, TILA, transfer, yield spread premium
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Submitted by Abby: MORE FRAUDSTERS CAUGHT BY CALIF ATTY GENERAL BROWN!!! News Release June 09, 2010 For Immediate Release Contact: (510) 622-4500 Contact: Christine Gasparac or Evan Westrup, (510) 622-4500 Christine.Gasparac@doj.ca.gov or Evan.Westrup@doj.ca.gov Print Version Three More Suspects Nabbed in Million-Dollar Bait-and-Switch Home Refinance Scam LOS ANGELES – In a continuing probe into a defunct Southern California mortgage brokerage, Attorney…[...]

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Tags: ALG Capital, attorney general, bait and switch, Brown, HERS, Inc., Joseph Nguyen, Matthew Bourgo, mortgage brokerage, notary, Sean McConville, Thousand Oaks, Woodland Hills
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Somebody get me the full text of this opinion David Stern SMACKDOWN- 4th DCA Appellate Court Reversal of Summary Judgment of Foreclosure! Today, June 10, 2010, 5 hours ago | Matthew D. Weidner, Esq. see blog My thanks to the superstars at Ice Legal in West Palm for sharing the latest good decision out of the 4th DCA which covers…[...]

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Submitted by Charles Koppa The auctioneer represents the "beneficiary" in the sale.. If there is a "reserve amount minimum" (see below) the auctioneer actually bids up as agent for the unnamed beneficiary! The recipient "beneficial trust" is finally publically identified and documented by the Foreclosing Trustee in the recorded Trustees Deed Upon Sale.  Try to find a human officer for that trust!…[...]

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Tags: Auction, auctioneer, Back to Beneficiary, beneficial trust, beneficiary, due process, foreclosing trustee, HERS, lack of notice, notice, party in interest, reserve amount minimum
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Editor's note: I think the standards used here apply to ALL private actions for appraisal fraud. With appraisal fraud proven, virtually all lending statutes are proven to have been violated. Appraisal fraud lies at the root of the mortgage mess with its sister, ratings fraud. Both are appraisals and both are ratings. Both were designed to track people into doing…[...]

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Tags: 2010 NY Slip Op 04868, Appraisal, appraisal standards, Appraisal Standards Board of the Appraisal Foundation, Cuomo, deceptive and illegal business, eAppraiseIT, FIERRA, Financial Institutions Reform, First American Corporation, First American eAppraiseIT, fraudulent, GONZALEZ, HERS, HOLA, Home Owner’s Lending Act of 1933, Inc., inflate a property’s market value, Lender’s Service, New York, Office of Thrift Supervision, OTS, P.J., People v First Am. Corp, preemption, Recovery and Enforcement Act of 1989, Supremacy Clause, target loan amount, Title XI, USPAP, WAMU, Washington Mutual
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Submitted by VivianJ 2010/06/08 at 6:55 pm Finally got on the list. A servicer, (not on the deed of trust) tried to execute a power of sale. Thanks Neil for your wonderful posts. I’ve been reading for months. I showed up. Spoke to the ‘appointed’ trustee. Said, according to your appointment you have the Deed and the Note? She said,…[...]

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Tags: after the sale, attorney general, Fruad, servicer, trustee, wrongful foreclosure
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