Editor’s Note: OK if you exclude that small matter of a $182 billion dollar loss, they made a profit. Other than that Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play? It is absurd to allow this kind of reporting. Ever since they started monkeying around with reporting standards in the 1960’s, things like this have […]

Tags: AIG, American International Group, bailout, borrower, disclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, fraud, securitization, trustee
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Also submitted by: mortgagefrauds@aol.com Editor’s Note: For those who are dubious about the legal positions and theories suggested in this blog, this case will be at least somewhat instructive. It is not just a technicality. It is reality. Nobody on the lender’s side can actually trace your note and mortgage to the real party in […]

Tags: affidavit, asset backed notes, bailout, borrower, collusion, disclosure, evidence, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, fraud, HSBC, Indenture trustee, New York, personal knowledge, real property actions, securitization, shack, valentin
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Appraisal negligence and/or fraud is overlooked by many. Appraisers are usually licensed and insured. Filing a complaint with the licensing board as well as sending a demand letter to them to forward to their carrier could produce some substantial results. And remember that the originating “LENDER” supposedly has a committee or person verifying the appraisal […]

Tags: appraisal fraud, appraisals, appraiser's insurance, borrower, disclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, fraud, Lender Liability, predatory lending, securitization
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By Greg Gordon, McClatchy Newspapers Greg Gordon, Mcclatchy Newspapers Mon Nov 2, 6:00 am ET SAN JOSE, Calif. — When California wildfires ruined their jewelry business, Tony Becker and his wife fell months behind on their mortgage payments and experienced firsthand the perils of subprime mortgages. The couple wound up in a desperate, six-year fight […]

Tags: bailout, borrower, disclosure, Federal reserve, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, Goldman Sachs, Lender Liability, mortgage meltdown, predatory lending, quiet title, securitization
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Sometime back in the early Spring and Summer of this year, I had a series of meetings with Arizona officials from the legislative and executive branch right up to the top, an Alabama Class Action firm of some repute, and telephone conversations with the U.S. Attorney, and several other class action attorneys researching “relater” and […]

Tags: bailout, borrower, disclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, fraud, inflation, Lender Liability, lost note, mortgage meltdown, quiet title, rescission, securitization
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We end up listening to information, not evidence, from lawyers who are not sworn in as witnesses, as to matters that are totally outside their scope of knowledge. And then we end up arguing over giving title to a party who admittedly doesn’t have one dime committed to the transaction and who stands to lose […]

Tags: bailout, borrower, disclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, Lender Liability, securitization, trustee
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if you peal away the apparent differences you find that there is an inherent joinder of interest investors and borrowers: both were deceived and both lost nearly everything they had by purchasing a financial product that was misrepresented — artificially inflated as to quality and value. And both were subject to the same MO — […]

Tags: borrower, countrywide, disclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, fraud, inflation, JP Morgan, Lender Liability, predatory lending, securitization, trustee
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If you can get through the formatting errors, it is worth reading. Judge Mayer clearly states that “The original lender, WMC Mortgage Corp., apparently had the mortgage assigned to entities other than this plaintiff: however, there is no proof of assignments annexed to the moving papers and no proof that this plaintiff is the proper […]

Tags: borrower, disclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, fraud, lenders, lost note, securitization, trustee, Wells Fargo
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  NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON KINDLE “The real party in interest in relief from stay is whoever is entitled to enforce the obligation sought to be enforced. Even if a servicer or agent has authority to bring the motion on behalf of the holder, it is the holder, rather than the servicer, which must be […]

Tags: automatic stay, bankruptcy, borrower, Chapter 13, Citimortgage, disclosure, Eviction, Fieldstone Mortgage Investment Trust, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, HSBC, Litton Loan servcing, MERS, securitization, trustee
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LIVINGLIES NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON KINDLE! SIGN UP FOR CLEARWATER, FLORIDA SEMINAR NOW If you want a summary of about 75% of what we cover at the seminar in Clearwater, Florida on November 1-2, just read this article. I’ll explain how we got to this point, the legal points to be raised and how to […]

Tags: audit, borrower, disclosure, Eviction, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, foreclosures, fraud, Lender Liability, Mortgage, securitization, trustee
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