main4801309.shtml Editor’s Note: They all knew. It’s up to you to stand up and challenge them to prove the basic assertions — even the sending of a monthly statement is potentially an act of fraud since neither the servicer nor the party with whom they entered into the Pooling and Service Agreement had or have […]

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From an attorney involved in foreclosure defense. I hope you are well.  I have been reading through your manual daily to absorb the breadth and depth and width of this mortgage meltdown…  I am so glad I was able to come to the workshop in Napa and meet you.  I’m sorry I missed your teleconference […]

Tags: borrower, disclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, Lender Liability, mortgage meltdown, rescission, securitization, trustee
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Obama on who owns the mortgage: Watch Marcy Kaptur D- Ohio on who owns the mortgage: Watch Geithner’s plan of buying up toxic assets assumes there is a value. There isn’t. The paper is all bad from one end to the other. The Certificates of Asset Backed Securities are bad, the mortgages are bad, the […]

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countrywide-061308 “Fraud on the Market” at the core of the mortgage meltdown is hotly contested: millowitzvcitigrioup1-30-07

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Federal Courts Provide Foreclosure Victim A Stay from Eviction! L.A. Homeowner refuses to yield claiming Unlawful Foreclosure! By M Soliman Submitted by Keith Bloom A Los Angeles Federal Court heard early arguments by plaintiff’s counsel for a temporary restraining order (TRO) in a suit filed against the lender and defendant Deutsche Bank in an unlawful […]

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Key points -“servicers are limited in their ability to modify mortgages” READ: they have no authority to modify nor authority to foreclose This is why so many are “strung along” thinking they are waiting to be approved for a loan modification and at the eleventh hour are told they “weren’t approved” and then the following week […]

Tags: Chapter 13, disclosure, foreclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, Lender Liability, lost note, mortgage meltdown, predatory lending, rescission, securitization
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Magistrate Chen, in this excellent and simple analysis shows how the middlemen are trying to steal homeowner’s property, defraud investors who put up the money to fund the loan, and abuse the non-judicial and judicial process of foreclosure. See also Judgment Against Ameriquest, Deutsch Bank et al for Rescission, damages and Attorneys Fees at ameriquest-mortgage-company-deutsche-bank-national-trust-and-amc-mortgage-services-inc […]

Tags: borrower, disclosure, Eviction, foreclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, fraud, Lender Liability, Mortgage, rescission, RESPA, TILA, trustee
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9th-circuit-invalidates-mortgage-for-failure-to-properly-acknowledge-and-notary-misconduct In considering the actions of the Federal District Court Judge and Trustee below, the 9th Circuit Federal Court of appeals made short shrift of the shell game of the players in the securitization game. In a word, they declared the mortgage invalid. While the facts are different than the home mortgage foreclosure the legal […]

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Homeowner in Foreclosure Earns a Huge Victory in Unlawful Detainer ! By Maher Soliman Expert Witness, Whole Loan Examiner and Consultant to Counsel February 5, 2009. Sacramento California – A California Courts ruling is for a judgment in the “holdover” matter allowing the foreclosure “sale” by trustee to be set aside in favor of a […]

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Three U.S. Banks Shut by Regulators as Financial Crisis Deepens Email | Print | A A A   By Margaret Chadbourn and Ari Levy Feb. 7 (Bloomberg) — Three banks, two in California and one in Georgia, were seized by regulators, bringing this year’s tally of closings to nine as a recession and record foreclosures […]

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