Unless you are banker stealing homes through the fraudulent abuse of the foreclosure process there is no free house. It is not rationale nor legal for anyone to tell a homeowner that because he or she cannot identify the source of funds for their “loan” the creditor MUST be in the chain of the party […]

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Hat tip to Darrell Neilander and Charles Cox for bringing this one to my attention. Editor’s Comment: In a twisted display of circular reasoning and reverse logic, the 9th Circuit has issued an opinion that attacks the precise foundation of the Truth in Lending Act. Go to any seminar on TILA and the first thing […]

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The statute says that the trustee mails the notice to all affected parties at least three months before the sale date. In a non-judicial sale, then, ALL parties having a potential stake in the outcome must be notified. This is the only way the statute can be constitutional. It’s not up to the Trustee to […]

Tags: 33-820. Trustee's right to rely; attorney's right to act for trustee and beneficiary, beneficiary, DEED OF TRUST, good faith, trustee
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