I THOUGHT THIS COMMENT WAS WORTHY OF MAKING INTO A POST. See for Deutsch bank references Prospectus offered all over the world: Anyone who had a Deed of Trust with: Indymac, Wells Fargo, Countrywide, GMAC, Ocwen, American Home, Residential Funding Company, Washington Mutual Bank, BofA, and many others you might want to check this link […]

Tags: American Home, Bank of MAerica, Commerce Clause, countrywide, Credit Suisse, DEED OF TRUST, Deutsch Bank, Fabrication of documents, fraud upon the court, GMAC, Indorsements, INDYMAC, Liberty Street, Manhatten, Mortgage, negotiable isntrument, note, Obligation, Ocwen, Residential Funding Company, Trust Agreement, Washington Mutual Bank, Wells Fargo
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SEE ALSO BOE PAPER ON ABS DISCLOSURE condocmar10 If the Bank of England wants this information, how can this court deem it irrelevant? NOTE: BOE defines investors as note-holders. information on the remaining life, balance and prepayments on a loan; data on the current valuation and loan-to-value ratios on underlying property and collateral; and interest […]

Tags: ABS Disclosure, arrangement, asymmetry of information, balance, Bank of England, bankruptcy, BEAR STEARNS, cash-flow waterfalls, countrywide, Credit Suisse, current rate, current valuation, David J. Grais, default, delinquent, descriptions, Deutsch Bank, diagrams, discovery, event, Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, foreclosure, fraudulent activity, Grais and Ellsworth, Gretchen Morgenstern, interest rate, levels, LITIGATION, loan-to-value ratio, loss on sale, Merrill Lynch, Moral Hazard, mortgage backed bonds, mortgage backed securities, New York Times, noteholders, performing, portfolio, prepayments, profit on sale, qualified written request, remaining life, RMBS, sale price, subportfolio, total recoveries, triggers, value of payments in arrears
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“(T)he differences between the values ascribed to these properties and the prices at which the properties were sold in foreclosure are significantly greater than the declines in house prices in the same geographical areas over the same periods,” Editor’s Comment: BINGO! Use this complaint for both discovery and as a pleading guide. Send me a […]

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In the complaint, the plaintiffs’ lawyers contend that Credit Suisse and Cushman & Wakefield conspired by setting up a Cayman Islands branch to circumvent federal law on real estate appraisals. Credit Suisse knew the resorts would most likely default under the weight of inflated values, which would allow the bank to take ownership as agent […]

Tags: appraisal fraud, audit, Credit Suisse, disclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, fraud, inflated values, inflation, Lender Liability, predatory lending
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MBIA V CSFB-DLJ Here you have a lawsuit that corroborates everything we have been telling you on Livinglies PLUS an example of how to use the third party report of an expert in pleadings. The content of the lawsuit is a clear explanation of the securitization process — the catch is that these are not […]

Tags: Credit Suisse, DLJ, FORMS, fraud, insurance, MBIA, plausible deniability, pools, real lender
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Perusing Credit Suisse’s latest proposal on Capital Hill, which expands Federal guarantees on mortgages, there is good news and bad news. Good that the severity of the problem is becoming more apparent to those with their fingers on the levers of power. Good also that Credit Suisse, while obviously seeking to protect itself, has at […]

Tags: borrowers, Credit Suisse, defaults, Mortgage
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