Archives by Tag ' borrower '
Mar 21, 2011

SEE LIVINGLIES LITIGATION SUPPORT AT LUMINAQ.COM HOMELESS CHILDREN OF THE ECONOMIC HOLOCAUST EDITORIAL COMMENT: Like I said, we better be damned sure this is unavoidable. From my perspective and the perspective of economists with far greater credentials than my own, it is not only avoidable, it is both immoral and impractical with long-lasting effects on […]

Mar 21, 2011

SEE LIVINGLIES LITIGATION SUPPORT AT LUMINAQ.COM Statistics are not published as to the number suicides related to financial difficulty, but financial pressure is often cited in studies as a triggering event for death from “natural” causes, suicide, disease and divorce. When the pressure is not just financial but a perception of total failure through loss […]

Mar 20, 2011

SEE LIVINGLIES LITIGATION SUPPORT AT LUMINAQ.COM EDITOR’S COMMENT: Krugman is right. Policy has been hijacked by ideology. It is as though we were eating our young. What do we expect them to do when they grow old enough to become part of the workforce? Poorly educated, broke, in debt from the day they were born, […]

Feb 3, 2011

ONE ON ONE WITH NEIL GARFIELD DOUBLE DUTY EDITOR’S NOTE: As part of the pattern of obfuscation and confusion, the securitizers intentionally create entire patterns of infrastructure that mimic the loan transaction — except with entirely different people or entities. Brian Davies dug up this Warehouse Lending agreement. It’s like picking a bank from which […]

Sep 6, 2010

EDITOR’s comment: Everyone seems to agree that nobody really knows the identity of the creditor in the millions of mortgage transactions that were created from 2001 to 2008. Yet the general consensus from the administration and the media is that these transactions should be enforced anyway. The idea of enforcing a transaction in which only […]

Aug 13, 2010

SHELL GAME CONTINUES. WHO HAS THE BOND? WHO HAS THE RECEIVABLE? WHO HAS THE SECURITY INTEREST? WHO IS GETTING PAID? WHERE ARE THE MONTHLY PAYMENTS GOING? FANNIE MAE AND FREDDIE MAC ARE BIG PLAYERS, AS IS THE FEDERAL RESERVE. ARE THEY THE ONES REALLY FORECLOSING UNDER COVER OF SECURITIZATION? EDITOR’S NOTE: Another entry under the […]

May 14, 2010

OK so you feel a little lost. That is because most of us are jumping in at the end of a long series of events and documents. The most important point for you to make in order to jar the Judge’s thinking is that the closing with the borrower took place in the middle of […]

May 7, 2010

Editor’s Note: Besides the obvious, there are a number of not-so-obvious things to keep in mind. The reason why they made the “mistake” is probably related to errors in procedure because they receive information from multiple sources. It is possible but unlikely that this was a normal error in posting. In Motion Practice and Discovery […]

Apr 28, 2010

From Beth Findsen, Attorney in Scottsdale, AZ, she comments that ID Theft may just be the heart of the matter in seeking damages. The logic is simple: they used every borrower’s signature for selling a pool of loans that included OTHER borrowers and a huge undisclosed profit was generated by using the borrower’s signature. Without […]

Apr 28, 2010

There is a lot of conflicting opinions about this. My opinion is that the confusion arises not from the law, not from application of the law and not from what is written on the note or deed of Trust. If you look at the Bellistri Missouri case the issue is well settled. And the problem […]