COUNTRYWIDE SUED FOR IMPROPER LENDING PRACTICES BY ITS SHAREHOLDERS: GOOD MATERIAL HERE FOR BORROWERS TO ALLEGE IN THEIR LAWSUITS AND DEFENSIVE ACTIONS In these posts I am trying to keep pace with the events unfolding on the investor side of the Mortgage Meltdown. That is because these lawsuits are more sophisticated than the usual fair you find with lawyers representing…[...]

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Tags: borrowers, CALIFORNIA, countrywide, lenders, Pfaelzer, risk, securitization, underwriting standards
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Jose wrote: Thanks for the input K, I filed for BK today pro se I was totally unable to find and attorney with the enough guts in Virginia to take on these crooked lenders. There also another issue in our wonderful state, there is a statute that allows for the lenders to provide a lost note affidavit, most of these…[...]

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Tags: affidavit, interrogatories, lost note, request to produce, Virginia
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There are lots of things we do as human beings that are counterproductive in the sense of preventing ourselves from getting what we want. One of them is racism. Whether you harbor some small or large negative feeling toward one race or another consider this: Negative red lining: In order to carry off the largest economic scam in history, bankers…[...]

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Tags: blacks, Einstein, home equity, kokomo, Obama, prejudice, racism, whites
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  Credit Crisis Over? --- Not by a Long Shot   As you can imagine I get emails and comments from hundreds of people seeking help and whose houses are going into sale or foreclosure, most of whom are completely unaware that they have rights superior to the lender, if they can find someone to help them like www.repairyourloan.com.   …[...]

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Tags: Bernanke, congress, credit, credit crisis, good faith estimate, mortgage backed securities, National Association of realtors, TILA, treasury securities
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Which is true? The answer is neither. The measurements of inflation are ALL skewed to give impressions to the reader that benefit the administration.  U.S. food prices rise 0.9% -- their largest monthly increase in 18 years 5/14/2008 8:33:39 AM OR Consumer-level inflation tame in April, U.S. says Headline growth's up a moderate 0.2%; core rate rises a slim 0.1%[...]

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Tags: food prices, inflation
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Anyone reading this site will not find it surprising that the number of foreclosures is rising by unprecedented numbers at unprecedented rates. At the same time, the FBI is getting involved claiming mortgage fraud is on the rise at well. Let's tell it like it is: Until this scam was perpetrated by Wall Street on the American Public, the cases…[...]

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Tags: borrowers, foreclosures, fraud, lenders, mortgage brokers, underwriting
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Just remember --- the higher the rate they are willing to pay the higher the risk you are taking. There are exceptions, because of the issues of perceived risk versus actual risk. The same caveat holds true for low rates --- just because it is a very low rate doesn't mean that it is safe. Banks do fail and FDIC…[...]

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Tags: bank failure, CD rates, FDIC, Savings rates
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Anytime you get an opportunity or can make an opportunity to demand the documentation is a good time to do it. However, like many others, you continue to look for short-cuts, when the system is geared for ONLY those willing to jump through the right hoops at the right time. There is no short-cut. There are many options to defend…[...]

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Tags: defend your property, demand for documentation, foreclosure offense, lawyers, refunds, repairyourloan.com, TILA, TILA audits
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Virtually ALL of the the decisions concerning money supply and "regulation" are being made in the private sector which is devoted to one thing by mission and by intent: transfer of wealth to the big dogs in the private sector. This clearly government function, as specifically expressed in the U.S. Constitution has been abandoned by government and usurped by the…[...]

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Tags: Cleveland Federal reserve, Federal reserve, housing, inflation, interest rates, mortgage meltdown, Pianalto
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This is reply to a question which has been posed to us recently by several readers through email and at least one comment. We have advised demanding the alleged lender (the one suing you in foreclosure or who has scheduled the sale) allow you to inspect and provide you copies of original documents so they can prove their standing or…[...]

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Tags: deposition duces tecum, foreclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, interrogatories, lost document, lost note, Mortgage, original document, request for admissions, request for production
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