Editor's Note: The problem is not just a Judge who received favorable treatment from the lender in a foreclosure action. It is the highly politicized environment of elected and even appointed judges who received, directly or indirectly some form of "generosity" from the financial services sector or whose perception is fundamentally flawed by the constant drumbeat of disinformation from Wall…[...]

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Tags: Florida, judge, recusal
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the obligation created when the debtor entered the transaction may well be satisfied in whole or in part by the U.S. Taxpayer, insurers, or counterparties in credit default swaps. Wall Street attempts to frame the argument as giving a free house to the unworthy homeowner. The TRUE argument is what to do with all the excess undisclosed profits that paid…[...]

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Tags: ban on foreclosures, Bank of America, contract, creditor, cross-collateralization, DEBTOR, FDIC, Fed, financial double jeopardy, Frey, FTC, Greenwich Financial, Mortgage, note, Ny Times, Obligation, OTC, over-collateralization, Streitfeld, taxpayer, title defects, title insurance, unmarketable title, Use of proceeds
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Here is a direct link to this particular “Trust”… http://sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001352650&owner=exclude&count=40 The PSA is contained within the 330 page Prospectus (424B5). I have not found any of the other relevant “Purchase Agreements” … This “Trust” has quit reporting to the SEC in 2007 yet is still actively providing monthly payments to the Investors according to the Deutsche Bank Investor Site: https://tss.sfs.db.com/investpublic/…[...]

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Tags: “Active” Trust, 2006-R1, 424B5, Ameriquest, Ameriquest Mortgage Securities, https://tss.sfs.db.com/investpublic/, lis pendens, Prospectus, PSA, Purchase Agreements, Sheriff Sale Certificate, trust
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How do we verify that the signatures purported to be those of the notorious fraudulent ”MERS’ employee, Marti Noreiga, is actually her signature? My docs with her signature do match others I’ve found but I have yet to verify that those are her valid signature. [Yep, Marti we know you REALLY work at LITTON/CBASS.] Also, can a California form be…[...]

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Tags: 12323 W. Village Dr. Apt A, 2011, CALIFORNIA, commission expiration date of March28, HERS, Houston TX 77039, Invalid Notarization, LITTON/CBASS, M. Bell, Marti Noreiga, Melissa Bell, MERS, Quality Loan Servicing, Texas, trust, trustee
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BTW, I ask about verifying that the ‘Substitute Trustee’ is indeed a TRUST since I saw a post that made a point that any named ‘TRUSTEE’ must really be a TRUST. Quality Loan Servicing was nominated by Litton Loan Service’s employee (via MERS) as the Substitute Trustee in place of ReconTrust. I may have a case where BofA was in…[...]

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Tags: beneficiary, BofA, BoNY-MELLON, BoNY-MELLON as the trustee, BREACH, CWABS, CWABS trustee, fictitious assignments, fictitious business name, Investor, lender, Litton Loan Service, MERS, modified payments, mortgage modification agreement, nominal beneficiary, Quality Loan Servicing, ReconTrust, RESPA, Substitute Trustee, successor beneficiary, trust
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You referenced ‘one Noriega’ on a post today. May I presume that to be the ‘Marti Noreiga’ who has already been ‘outed’ for her signatures as a MERS employee when her own Facebook and Linkedln pages declare she is a Litton or CBASS employee (CBASS being the corporation that owns Litton)? Do we have any KNOWN valid signatures of Marti’s…[...]

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Tags: CBASS, fabricated documents, Facebook, forged documents, LinkedIn, Litton, Marti Noriega, MERS, Mortgage Electronic registration Systems, Noriega
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Editor's Note: Home sales will continue to drop, home prices will continue to drop, banks will continue to fail until principal reduction is recognized as the reality of the situation. More than 11 million homeowners are reportedly under water. The real number is closer to 20 million. see Modifications Pushing More Homes Underwater. Our economy cannot withstand this pressure. It is…[...]

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Tags: bank failures, borrowers, FDIC, home sales, homeowners, investors, modifications, Sheila Bair, underwater, Wall Street
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see 2010-ohio-542 After-acquired interest not good BONY v Gendele Significant Excerpts: By the way this is why we need title and escrow agents to act as experts or forensic analysts. A simple title chain analysis reveals the defect and now  Trial Judges in Ohio have a rule to follow. Will the real party in interest please stand up? See Fordham…[...]

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Tags: bank of new york, Byrd, Gendele, lack of standing, REAL PARTY IN INTEREST, recording, Wells Fargo
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Editor's Note: This article is very important. It reveals that many loans that have been declared in default are still getting paid by participants in the securitization chain through a variety of means. It highlights why discovery is so important in order to render a full accounting for all transactions allocable to a particular loan. The current view seems to…[...]

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see Bradsher Cramdown in Chapter 13 This case is an example of why forensic audits need to go much further than they currently do. Brad Keiser's Workshop on forensic analysis will focus on the important issues that are usually missed in TILA or other reviews. As the case points out, the usual rule is that lien stripping and cram-down on…[...]

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Tags: brad keiser, Chapter 13, cram down, creditor, DEBTOR, escrow, forensic analysis, lien-stripping, secured, unsecured
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