Editor’s Note: READ this Tampa Tribune article ALL THE WAY through. It exposes the cracks you should exploit. The clerical staff of foreclosure mills, sometimes charged with the responsibility of fabricating documents, has no idea what they are doing. The paralegals don’t know anything about the loan, the securitization, or anything else. The junior lawyer […]

Tags: clerical staff, creditor, David J Stern, discovery, Echevarria, fabricating documents, Florida, Florida Default Law Group, foreclosure mills, Jim Kowalski, junior lawyer, Marshall C Watson, Michael Sasso, mortgage securitization, paralegals, Shapiro & Fishman, Tampa Tribune
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NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON/KINDLE!!! This is why it is critically important that (a) you get help in organizing your information (b) getting a forensic analysis, review or even a TILA Audit (c) that you secure a third party expert declaration that puts the the facts in issue and (d) that you aggressively pursue discovery without […]

Tags: Bahamas, Cayman, declaration, defaults, discovery, expert witness, forensic analysis, Glass Steagel, homeowners, intake assistance, intermediaries, investors, Mortgage, mortgage securitization, note, Obligation, SIV, structured investment vehicles, TILA audits, toxic loans
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Editor’s Note: Thanks to Allan again. If there is one person in a relatively high position who has understood the subprime crisis, acquired the information on securitization, named the villains and described their practices separating honest people from their money it is Elizabeth Warren, whose was barely heard over the din of back-slapping during the […]

Tags: bankruptcy, banks, Boston Globe, Bruce Mann, Charles Pierce, Congressional Oversight, Elizabeth Warren, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, fraud, gaap, Marcy Kaptur, mortgage meltdown, mortgage securitization, TARP, Wall Street
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NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON KINDLE! MERS and Countrywide v Agin Trustee D Ct Mass Aff’d B Ct on Avoidance Mtg 20091117 NOTE FROM EDITOR SEEKING HELP: Rumor has it San Diego has stopped all foreclosures. I need this corroborated or debunked quickly. Can I get a little help here? The case in this POST comes […]

Tags: audit, countrywide, disclosure, expert, expert witness, fabricated documents, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, forensic analyst, forensic review, forged documents, Massachusetts, MAX GARDNER, MERS, MERS v Agin, Mortgage Avoidance, mortgage securitization, securitization, title insurance, TRO, trustee
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SEE GARFIELD’S GLOSSARY AND TACTICAL GUIDELINES  https://livinglies.me/glossary-mortgage-meltdown-and-foreclosure/ THE UNDERLYING THEME OF THE MORTGAGE MELTDOWN WHICH HAS SIGNIFICANCE TO FORECLOSURE DEFENSE IS THAT FOR EACH “LOAN” TRANSACTION THERE WERE CORRESPONDING INVESTMENTS IN ONE OR MORE ASSET BACKED SECURITY, BOTH (MORTGAGE AND ABS) DEPENDENT ON EACH OTHER FOR THEIR CREATION. THE SPREADING OF RISK, THE OBLIGATION FOR […]

Tags: affirmative defenses, counterclaims, foreclosure defense, jurisdiction, mortgage securitization, payment
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Besides all of the strategies we are collecting for you here, there are some monetary resources you could consider. Things like reverse mortgages are not likely to yield you anything if you are in trouble because you needs lots of equity to get into those. But there are private lenders and peer to peer lending […]

Tags: Department of Veterans Administration, Fannie MAe, Federal Housing Administration, foreclosure defense, Freddie Mac, mortgage defaults, mortgage meltdown, mortgage securitization, peer to peer lending, private ledning, reverse mortgages, subprime loans
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