For further information please call 954-495-9867 or 520-405-1688 ======================== see http://features.necir.org/pmi Insurers pay “losses” on mortgages and then pursue borrowers for recovery of payment A big area of confusion in the foreclosure cases is the impact of insurance claims and payments with respect to insured mortgages and insured mortgage bonds. So let’s start with the […]

Tags: deficiency, Fannie, FDIC loss sharing, Freddie Mac, guarantee, insurance, loss claims, mortgage bonds, mortgage payments, paragraph 22, SUBROGATION, third party payments
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see https://livinglies.me/2013/04/29/hawaii-federal-district-court-applies-rules-of-evidence-bonymellon-us-bank-jp-morgan-chase-failed-to-prove-sale-of-note/ “The administrator of the estate of Larry Delassus sued Wells Fargo, Wachovia Bank, First American Corp. and others in Superior Court, for wrongful death, elder abuse, breach of contract and other charges. Delassus died at 62 of heart disease after Wells Fargo mistakenly held him liable for his neighbor’s property taxes, doubled his […]

Tags: delassus, foreclosures, fraud in the execution, fraud in the inducement, intermediaries, loan acquisition, loan defaults, loan origination, mistakes in foreclosures, mortgage bonds, mortgage payments, overpayment, property taxes, table funded loans, TILA, Wells Fargo
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Mortgage Meltdown: Cat Writes: cat All good but why would I want to keep paying on a house that I owe $450,000 that is only worth $325,000 at best. From HUD RELEASES TIPS FOR AVOIDING FORECLOSURE, 2008/04/22 at 9:42 PM EDITOR’S RESPONSE: THERE ARE ONLY TWO REASONS YOU WOULD WANT TO HOLD ONTO THE HOUSE — MONEY […]

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