Published on March 10th, 2010 Posted by honeyman in humor, legal BANK of America apologised after its local contractor entered the home of a mortgage borrower when she was away, cut off utilities, padlocked the door and confiscated her pet parrot, Luke. Angela Iannelli, 46, alleged in a lawsuit that the October incident – which separated her from her 11…[...]

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Question from blogger: In an awkward position and can't seem to get a straight answer.  We refinanced our property in 2006 and in 2009 received a letter from the title insurers requesting we re-sign all docs.  The note is lost and was never recorded with the county.  I can't find precedent in such a case and am unsure if quiet…[...]

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While this call to action is from Attorney Weidner, I would suggest that in addition to sending questionable or bogus assignments to Weidner, you also email them to ngarfield@msn.com, or fax them to 772-594-6244. If you are concerned about anonymity, just create an email on one of the free services (gmail, hotmail etc.) and before scanning or faxing (1) use…[...]

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March 9, 2010, 3:29 p.m. EST · Recommend · Post: Obama Administration Tells Court Government-Run Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Not Subject to Open Records FOIA Law Judicial Watch Battles in Federal Court to Release Fannie and Freddie Political Contribution Information WASHINGTON, DC, Mar 09, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Judicial Watch, the public interest group that investigates and prosecutes…[...]

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see no-silver-bullet The reason lawyers should attend the forensics workshop is not so they can do forensic analysis (although they certainly would be in a better position to do so), but rather because they need to know what to do with the information once they get a report of results from a forensic review and analysis. My observation is that…[...]

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Every project or cause that was ever completed had many people who made it happen other than those who were "front and center" upon it's completion. It might be the one's who envisioned the project, those who labored in it's every detail, or maybe it was the one who rescued the project after the initial excitement faded. The bottom line…[...]

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A pattern with Wells Fargo that we have seen is that they make the representation that they are the holder of the note and the investor,which is a blatant lie in most cases. Then AFTER they get the order they want, they admit that through "inadvertence" they misrepresented the facts to the court. Then they say it is not a…[...]

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Tags: agency, assignment of mortgage, assignment of note, Bank of America, Carpenter v Longen, DEED OF TRUST, MERS, splitting note and mortgage, Supreme Court, trustee, U.S. Bank
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Editor's Note: It seems to me that this concedes the battle to Wall Street. It encourages homeowners to take the loss that at the very least should be shared with ALL the players in the securitization scheme and creates more problems in housing and social services. Excerpt from NYT – do not buy into this - Program Will Pay Homeowners…[...]

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Tags: borrowers, cash for keys, David Streitfeld, lenders, New York Times, Obama
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Editor's Note: I recommend going, if nothing else to network with other homeowners. But don't get fooled into signing papers that create a new mortgage with virtually the same terms as your old mortgage. Also remember nearly all of these "modifications" are "trial modifications that put the homeowner back in the foreclosure mill. March 12, 2010 Homeowners Seek Help at…[...]

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see mers-admits-no-interest-in-mortgage-and-no-loss-on-default see glossary-mortgage-meltdown-and-foreclosure MERS (Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, MERSCORP): A technology platform in which "members" gain access through password and user ID. Estimated number of employees is 17. Estimated number of "officers" self appointed is in the thousands. The platform is devoted to "servicing" participants in the securitization chain of mortgages. The platform allows members to enter data without…[...]

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Tags: MERS, MERS INC, MERSCORP, Mortgage Electronic registration Systems
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