QUESTION: I needed to know what the following means, from my Trustee’s Deed Upon Sale … specifically the last part that reads “as Trustee for Mastr Adjustable Rate Mortgages 2004-15, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2004-15“. JP Morgan Chase was my Lender prior to my last re-fi in September 2004, which was done thru RBC Mortgage […]

Tags: foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, HOLDER, holder in due course, negotiable instrument, trustee deed
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QUESTION: I have an interesting problem with a foreclosure action that was just brought to my attention. The borrower went into default in August of 2007. The “lender” on the note and mortgage was Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. The mortgage had the usual MERS language. Countrywide was kept on as servicer. The borrower went into […]

Tags: amended pleadings, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, HOLDER, holder in due course, unauthorized assignment, waiver of defenses
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CLICK NOW TO REGISTER FOR WORKSHOPS: DEFEND PROPERTY! COLLECT DAMAGES! title-company-sues-countrywide-exposing-deep-flaw-in-loan-closings PRO SE LITIGANTS AND LAWYERS ALIKE MIGHT WANT TO CHECK WITH REGULATORY AUTHORITIES TO CHECK DISCIPLINE (OR START DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS) AGAINST THE REAL ESTATE BROKER, MORTGAGE BROKER, LENDER, APPRAISER, TITLE AGENT ETC. WHO PARTICIPATED IN THEIR LOAN ORIGINATION AND CLOSINGS. THE TRUE LENDER WAS […]

Tags: ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLAINT, BURDEN OF PROOF, BUY BACKS, foreclosure defense, HOLDER, holder in due course, RAM
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You could be up to date in all your payments. Your billing proves it. And yet, the person (Mr. Investor) who loaned you the money for your mortgage is not getting the payments. This person steps forward and says you owe all the payments from the date of the loan, including interest, late payments, late […]

Tags: AMbac, default, errors and omissions insurance, foreclosure offense, holder in due course, reserve pool, trustee deed
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Go Davet GO!!!!!! The Court House:
 How One Family
 Fought Foreclosure By AMIR EFRATI
December 28, 2007; Page A1 BEACHWOOD, Ohio — Faced with the threat of foreclosure, many homeowners give up and abandon their homes. Then there’s Richard Davet. He and his wife, Lynn, lived in a six-bedroom home in this Cleveland suburb for nearly 20 years […]

Tags: Davet, foreclosure defense, holder in due course, Ohio, ownership of mortgage, UCC Article 3
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