SEE MICHELLE REAGAN, ARIZONA STATE SENATE CANDIDATE Finally a politician who puts principle ahead of politics!! Michele Reagan, currently an Arizona legislator, deserves support not only for her campaign for Arizona State Senate, but for her battle with her lender. Her lender, Colonial Savings, decided to sue her for asking too many questions about how her loan was securitized. That's…[...]

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Names, CUSIP Numbers etc. CLICK HERE[...]

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AHMSI (American Home Mortgage Servicing Inc) purchased substantially all of Option One Mortgage about two years ago. AHMSI is owned by the texas billionaire Wilbur Ross. A number of Option One’s loans are now serviced by SPS, Select Portfolio Servicing, formerly Fairbanks Capital, which changed their name following DOJ sanctions and a 48 million dollar fine. Another entity, Sandhills mortgage…[...]

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Tags: 48 million dollar fine, AHMSI, American Home Mortgage Servicing Inc, DOJ sanctions, Fairbanks Capital, HERS, Option One Mortgage, Sandhills mortgage or financial, Select Portfolio Servicing, SPS, Wells Fargo, Wilbur Ross
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REGISTER NOW FOR DISCOVERY AND MOTION PRACTICE WORKSHOP SHOW ME THE BOND!: 9th CIRCUIT AFFIRMS BACKDOOR REQUIREMENT FOR ENHANCED "CREDITOR" DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS IN CHAPTER 13 PLAN: SEE chapter 13 debtorsHerrera Monroy opinion 09-1175 (9th Cir BAP 01 05 2010) Among the things we will cover at the May workshop on Motion Practice and Discovery, are the many ways the pretender…[...]

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Tags: actual Payor or obligor on the Bond, argument, conditional non-recourse conveyance of the borrower's note, conditional non-recourse payment of interest, conditional non-recourse payment of principal, DISCOVERY AND MOTION PRACTICE, elements in establishing a "lost instrument, expert declaration, forensic analysis, HERS, request to produce the minute books, securitized, show me the BOND, trustee's records and actual copies of the certificates, unregistered securities
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From Eric Mesi MERs has a manual and I included some of it below regarding foreclosures. But who would know if their manual is correct? Of course they will write it to protect their selves. Section 2: (a) If a Member chooses to conduct foreclosures in the name of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., the note must be endorsed in…[...]

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Tags: endorsed in blank, foreclosure, HERS, Inc., Investor, Member’s MERS Certifying Officer, MERS, MERS certifying officers, MERS Manual, MERS Members, MERS standard reports, MERS® System, Mortgage Electronic registration Systems, note, possession, security instrument
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Analyzed and Presented by Charles Koppa, MORTGAGE AUTOPSIES There are 131 pages within links at the bottom for Maiden Lane Disclosures (a year later).  They give ONLY NAMES of nearly 800 underlying Securities Trusts with NO NAMES/LINKS to the original Grantors in the Deed of Trust for underlying "toxic mortgages" which attach real estate collateral that allowed securitization for each CUSIP.  That information remains in the hands of third party…[...]

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Tags: Assign, audit trail, Back to Beneficiary process, Bona Fide Purchaser (BFP, Borrowers Loan Default, Creditor/Depositor's Security Trust Account, DATE OF AUCTION, discovery, final Beneficial Trust, Grantors in the Deed of Trust, HERS, HOLDER, Maiden Lane Disclosures, MERS, NOD, NOTS, Securities Trusts, sub-trust, Substitution of Trustee, TDOS, third party bond servicer, third party loan servicer, transfer of wealth, triggers, Trustees Auction, Trustees Deed Upon Sale (TDOS), unlawful Trustees, unlawful Trustees Deed Upon Sale (TDOS), untitled transfer
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In the NY Fed disclosure of the TARP payments, they show various certificates that were tendered for cash. In Maiden Lane I, it shows the CDS’s for 11 certificates from the WFHET_05-2, mostly M8 but also an M9 and M7 certificate. Some of the values show a positive amount (8,200,000, i.e) and some show negative balances (-10,000,000 i.e.). This was…[...]

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Tags: Bear-Stearns counterparty, disclosure, HERS, M7, M8, M9, Maiden Lane I, NY Fed, TARP payments, WFHET_05-2
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Editor's Note: Put simply this crisis will still be ongoing in 20 years. When you add the student loans that were securitized and which were "non-dischargable" in bankruptcy because of the government guarantee of the "risk" (which never existed because the risk was sold before the loan was ever funded, hence the guarantee should not flow with sale of loans…[...]

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Tags: Alana Semuels, Arthur C. Nelson, bankruptcy, Christopher Leinberger, D.R. Horton, derivative, ghost towns, government guarantee, Hemet, Housing crisis, L.A. Times, McMansions, non-dischargable, risk, securitized pools, student loans, suburban communities, University of Utah, Willowalk
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We wish this story was an April Fool’s joke, but sadly it is not. Several borrowers who have filed challenges to nonjudicial foreclosures in Northern California and sought a Temporary Restraining Order to cancel a Trustee’s Sale were denied such relief by a “clerk” or “law clerk” who “appeared” at the hearing in lieu of the presiding Judge, who never…[...]

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Assume that the transaction is a single transaction. The investor (creditor) lends the homeowner (debtor) money. Thus arises the obligation from the debtor to pay the creditor. In securitized loans a peculiar thing happens. The debtor signs a note like in all the old kind of mortgage loans, but the creditor gets a bond. As stated elsewhere on this blog…[...]

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