I MERELY REPORT THE FOLLOWING AS A POSSIBLE “HEADS UP”. I HAVE NOT HEARD OF THIS PROBLEM WITH PACER. IF ANY OF YOU KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT IT, PLEASE POST YOUR COMMENTS. Editor’s Note: Like MERS, garbage in, garbage out. Without a referee the players do whatever suits them. Here PACER enables litigants to submit questionable […]

Tags: CM/ECF, county recorder, court record, foreclosure defense, foreclosure litigation, Fraudlent documents, hadn signature of judge, Joseph Zernik, MERS, NEF, Notice of electronic Filing, Pacer, property appraiser, recording, Richard Fine, RSA-encrypted, stamp of the clerk
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Editor’s note: This is red meat for investors and borrowers seeking restitution for losses caused by improper appraisals, ratings and representations concerning loan and property values, loan viability, securities fraud, deceptive lending practices, TILA violations etc. Obama Bank Policy Signals $1 Trillion in Writedowns April 3 (Bloomberg) — U.S. regulators may force Bank of America […]

Tags: appraisals, Bank of America, Bloomberg, Citigroup, deceptive lending, foreclosure defense, property values, ratings, securities fraud, TILA violations, Writedowns
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 “Without your blog I would not have found the right lawyer in my state.”                                                                                                                              – Meghan in RI “Some of the most rewarding work of my career.”                                                                                                                   – Chris Brown Esq. While we understand the many reasons borrowers pursue their cause on a ProSe or ProPer basis,  it has been our position since the […]

Tags: audit, bailout, bankruptcy, borrower, Chapter 13, countrywide, credit crisis, creditor, depression, disclosure, discovery, Eviction, Florida, foreclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, foreclosures, fraud, housing, lawyers, lender, Lender Liability, mortgage meltdown, rescission, RESPA, securitization, TILA audit, trustee, Wells Fargo
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See Judge Long’s Decision – Make sure you shepardize 384283_Ibanez Larace motion to vacate memorandum Oct2009Misc 384283 and Misc 3867551 when a foreclosure is noticed and conducted for one party by another, the name of the principal must be disclosed in the notice. the plaintiffs themselves recognized that they needed assignments in recordable form explicitly […]

Tags: accounting, agent, ARIZONA, authorized agent, creditor, disclosure, discovery, financial double jeopardy, foreclosure defense, HOLDER, holder in due course, Ibanez, Judge Long, Larace, Massachusetts, mediation, modification, Ohio, pretender lender, principal, right to inquire, rules of engagement, third party payments, vacate
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And then there is the main question which everyone on Wall Street is stonewalling: were the obligations created in mortgage origination paid off by government or insurance? To put it another way, were the homeowners already bailed out and don’t know it? Editor’s Comment: Barofsky is like Elizabeth Warren — someone Wall Street doesn’t like, […]

Tags: AIG, bailout, disclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, Goldman Sachs, Neil barofsky
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“Many economists and mortgage experts have concluded that banks must ultimately forgive loan balances to restore equity to underwater borrowers. Otherwise, growing numbers will walk away from their homes and accept foreclosure rather than make payments on properties in which they no longer own a stake.” Editor’s Comments and Notes: The Obama Administration has finally […]

Tags: bailout, borrower, disclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, fraud, mortgage meltdown, predatory lending, principal reduction, quiet title, securitization
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Editor’s Comment: Finally! The president has now played out the Geithner-Summers scenario and seen the results — a large middle finger raised in the air from an arrogant bunch of people who are tone deaf to the needs of the nation and the world. This decision brings us into line with the rest of the […]

Tags: bailout, Bank of England, consumer protection, financial regulation, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, Geithner, Glass-Steagall, Jackie clames, Louis Uchitelle, mortgage meltdown, Obama, principal reduction, proprietary cuurency, securitization, Summers, Volcker
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“Each year they will launder more money back into the system and back onto the books so it becomes “on balance sheet” but the explanation of where the profits came from will be double-talk. But as long as we let them do it, they will be using the proceeds of purse snatching from the little […]

Tags: $23.7 trillion, accounting, deregulation, discovery, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, gaap, generally accepted accounting principles, investors, Jamie Dimon, JPM, laudered money, MBS, question of fact, regulation, security, too big to fail
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THANK YOU FLORIDA DEFENSE TEAM!!! TRUSTS + NON RESIDENT COST BOND = BIG PROBLEM FOR MILLS Is Mortgage Held in a trust? Pin them down in Discovery to answer if they’re complying with State Law. Compel if need be. Admission will be damning. Avoidance will be telling. A Motion to Dismiss for failure to file […]

Tags: BOND, civil procedure, Florida, Florida Bar ethics, FLORIDA DEFENSE TEAM, Florida Rules of Judicial Administration Rule 2.060(f), Florida Statute 454.20, foreclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, NON-RESIDENT COST BOND, trustee, TRUSTS
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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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