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Tags: assiignments, Bernanke, Deny and Discover, endrosements, false securitization, Fed, Federal reserve, mortgage bonds, origination of loans, Payee, SECURED PARTY, shadow banking, TBTF, too big to fail
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Tags: 1099s, Appellate courts, ARS 33-812, Darrell Blomberg, Fed, Federal court, forcible entry and detainer, Foreclosure Strategists, Macayo's restaurant, Phoenix, Trustee's Deeds Upon Sale
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MOST POPULAR ARTICLES GET COMBO TITLE AND SECURITIZATION ANALYSIS – CLICK HERE Connecting the dots… As third round of “quantitative easing” gets under way. When will the media, the Courts and frankly the BORROWERS finally get it? The Federal Reserve Bank has been buying Mortgage bonds using trillions of dollars, soon to be around $3.5 […]

Tags: bailout, bankruptcy, borrower, countrywide, default, disclosure, Fed, Federal Rerve, foreclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, foreclosures, fraud, LOAN MODIFICATION, modification, quiet title, rescission, RESPA, securitization, TILA audit, trustee, WEISBAND
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COMBO TITLE AND SECURITIZATION SEARCH, REPORT, ANALYSIS ON LUMINAQ Is the New York Fed Making a Big Mistake? EDITORIAL COMMENT: You might think that getting rid of the FED is a good idea and if there are no changes in FED policy I might agree with you. I still maintain my optimistic and my hope. […]

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SOMEONE must see the absurdity here. Wall Street profits and bonuses are up “defying gravity.” Where is the money? I guess in the hands of Wall Street while the rest of the country languishes in debt and dim prospects of a recovery.  Show us the money. Where is it, Wall Street? what are you doing […]

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Editor’s Note: Here is the problem. As I explained to a Judge last week, if Aunt Alice pays off my obligation then the fact that someone still has the note is irrelevant. The note is unenforceable and should be returned as paid. That is because the note is EVIDENCE of the obligation, it isn’t THE […]

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the obligation created when the debtor entered the transaction may well be satisfied in whole or in part by the U.S. Taxpayer, insurers, or counterparties in credit default swaps. Wall Street attempts to frame the argument as giving a free house to the unworthy homeowner. The TRUE argument is what to do with all the […]

Tags: ban on foreclosures, Bank of America, contract, creditor, cross-collateralization, DEBTOR, FDIC, Fed, financial double jeopardy, Frey, FTC, Greenwich Financial, Mortgage, note, Ny Times, Obligation, OTC, over-collateralization, Streitfeld, taxpayer, title defects, title insurance, unmarketable title, Use of proceeds
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NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON KINDLE! THE PHONE RINGS. YOUR NERVES ARE JANGLED. YOU KNOW YOU ARE “LATE” IN YOUR PAYMENTS. PROBABLY ANOTHER COLLECTION CALL. FEAR COURSES THROUGH YOUR VEINS LIKE ACID TOGETHER WITH A RISING TIDE OF EMBARRASSMENT. SO HERE IS WHAT I HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THAT. First of all if you look up […]

Tags: collection, debt validation, Fed, FTC, illegal collection practices, OTC, Pressler, qualified written request, treble damages, usury, walk away strategy
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NOW AVAILABLE ON KINDLE/AMAZON! SEE calhoun_testimony LITANY of MORTGAGE LENDING ABUSES AND OTHER BANK ABUSES Admitted by Responsible Lending Association Isn’t it interesting, frustrating, maddening that not only did Wall Street do it to 20 million homeowners in one form or another, they did it to the Federal Government too, which means they spread their […]

Tags: Brazil and China, Concord Coalition, Edmund Andrews, Fed, Glass Steagel, Goldman Sachs, It Takes a Pillage, Michael Calhoun, Nomi Prins, Ny Times, Pimco Group, Responsible Lending, Robert Bixby, teaser rates, William H Gross
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    Insider Joins Critics of the Fed,  Faulting Credit-Crisis Programs Richmond’s Lacker  Amplifies Volcker;  Moral Hazard Fears By GREG IP June 6, 2008; Page A3 In a striking insider’s critique, a Federal Reserve policy maker said lending programs the central bank has created to combat the credit crisis distort private markets, encourage risky behavior and could endanger […]

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