Editor's Notes: They are STILL doing it. This report clearly shows that the main players are still packaging sub-prime loans (which most people would define as loans likely to fail). The reason is money. The higher the spread the higher the yield spread premium. These YSP's are still not reported to borrowers. They are hidden from both investors and borrowers.…[...]

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Hi All, I filed a lawsuit against NC, Wells Fargo, and DB in June 2008. I was given a TRO based on my making my regular mortgage payment. Which I did, but they only cashed 1/2 of the checks, then sent the money back to me, put a stop payment on that check, then went in and asked for the…[...]

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REGISTER NOW: CLICK HERE -->REGISTER NOW FOR DISCOVERY AND MOTION PRACTICE WORKSHOP 5/23-24 From the very start, three years ago when I predicted the crash and the rash of foreclosures which would virally spread around the world, my goal was to provide tools to everyone that would enable them to stop the flood. So far, I have succeeded in only…[...]

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Submitted by dan, whom I think is 100% right here: After a closer look at trust law (see Gilbert Law Summeries on Trusts by Edward C. Halbach Jr), the 4 critical elements of a trust are: 1. trust intent. 2. specific trust res or property. 3. properly designated parties. 4. valid and legal trust purpose. A grantor/trustor must objectively manifest…[...]

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FROM drhDe.u5a.htm This is both a HERS post and a general post for those seeking discovery of documentation. You can Google this information also. This is also what I am asking all of you to send in to me for posting. I'm backdating the HERS posts like this generally to February and March so as not to crowd out current articles…[...]

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Challenge everything, assume nothing. The chances are that through this shadow banking system, your loan was paid in whole or in part through third party insurers, counterparties, federal bailout etc. Without an accounting from the CREDITOR, there is no basis for claiming a default. What the other side is doing is centering in on the note, which is only part…[...]

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Editor's Note: This article might help you understand the workings of a yield spread premium. For every 1% difference in interest rate the "cost" of the loan to you goes up 19%. Now if you look at it from the point of view of the "lender" that means the "value" goes up by 19%. That means, on a $100,000 loan…[...]

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"relief from the sale order is warranted by law whether there was an innocent mistake or deliberate concealment." Editor's Note: When you watch these events unfold, you might begin to realize that the windfall is not to the homeowner who gets the foreclosure thrown out of court, it already happened for the financial players who continue to reap their rewards.…[...]

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