What is good for the goose is good for the gander. After months of wrangling with the obvious due process issues invovled in allowing a Trustee on the Deed of Trust to send a Notice of Default, Notice of Default and to file an eviction (unlawful detainer), it has occurred to me that the reasoning behind "non-judicial" process can be…[...]

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January 15, 2009 Swindlers Find Growing Market in Foreclosures By JOHN LELAND As home values across the country continue to plummet, the authorities say a new breed of swindler is preying on the tens of thousands of homeowners desperate to avoid foreclosure. Until recently, defrauders tried to bilk homeowners out of the equity in their homes. Now, with that equity…[...]

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Foreclosures in U.S. Rose 81%, Topping 2.3 Million Last Year By Dan Levy Jan. 15 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. foreclosure filings jumped 81 percent last year as falling house prices, tighter mortgage lending and the longest recession in a quarter century battered property owners, RealtyTrac Inc. said. More than 2.3 million properties got a default or auction notice, or were seized…[...]

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Atlantic Article Submitted by multiple readers, I read this as soon as my issue was delivered. It's true. And to add insult to injury, the answer to the question on everyone's mind: Where did the money go? $350 billion disappeared down a black hole. The banks and investment banks got the money under the presumption that they would start lending…[...]

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Subject: Attorney Teleconference Podcast Show 45 minutes Wednesday March 11, 2009 4:00PM EDT Subject: Homeowners/Layman Teleconference Podcast Show 45 minutes Thursday March 12, 2009 7:00PM EDT When: Wednesday, January 23, 2009 Specific questions to fdg.clientservice@gmail.com. Questions limited to two minute duration. Livinglies is commenced our first broadcast effort on Wednesday, January 14 with two Podcast shows being recorded at 4PM EST for…[...]

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loan_origination_mortgage_fraud_ffiec loan_origination_mortgage_fraud_prevention_response_nelson Red Flags • Critical loan processing activities, such as  verification of income, employment, or deposit, is delegated to brokers. • Delegated underwriting allowed for correspondents that are new or lack an established track record with the FI. • A growing number of loans is being repurchased due to misrepresentations by the FI under purchase and sale agreements with…[...]

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1. In another Ohio ruling on November 14th, State District Judge Kathleen Mc Donald O’Malley dismissed 32 more foreclosures for lack of “documentation”. Read the ruling /files/89778-78388/Deutsche_Bank_Foreclosure_Ruling.pdf”>Deutsche Ruling, we reported on the Judge Boyko decision in which he dismissed 14 Deutsche Bank foreclosures and then was followed up by Judge Rose throwing out another 27 foreclosures the following day for…[...]

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LOOK CAREFULLY AT EXHIBITS CONTAINING MERS ADVERTISING TO LENDERS LOOKING TO TRANSFER NOTES AND MORTGAGES see mers-membership-information-reveals-index-to-securitization-and-investors-allegation-that-mers-is-authorized-or-even-nominal-beneficiary-is-false washington-state-buse-vs-first-american-title-greenpoint-rescomm-mers-amended-complaint-well-written-look-carefully-at-exhibits-containing-mers-advertising-to-lenders-looking-to-tra mers-explained-by-aurora-lawyers exhibits-motion-and-temp-restraining-order-granted From the attached amended complaint. That Deed of Trust ("DOT") contained a false representation on its face when it represented that Defendant MERS was a beneficiary under the DOT. Paragraph (E) States that "MERS is a separate corporation that is…[...]

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I needed to comment on the post NY did as seen above. I acted as a court observer in the summery judgment of NY the other day at the civil court in Miami. I wanted to make clear that I did not render anything more than to be an observer in his stunning performance. He was well dressed and looked…[...]

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Gump59 - Why buy performing mortgages? If they are producing income for their owners, why wouldn't they be held onto? > ANSWER: You'd buy a performing mortgage if you thought that you were buying it at a bargain, guaranteed with Triple AAA rating. If you buy a mortgage note that has a principal balance due of $500,000 and the stated…[...]

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