The way the media tells it, there are million of bargains out there that will be the house of your dreams and will make you rich. If it seems too good to be true, that would because it IS too good to be true. As a backdrop to this discussion remember that there are over […]

Tags: Acknowledgment, amortization, authority, bank, bargains, buyers, COnsumer Price INDex, CPI, DEED OF TRUST, FINAL JUDGMENT, foreclosed home, forecloser, friendly quiet title action, General release, Hold Harmless, homeowner, Indemnification, Lease, note, REO, rescission, title policy, warranty deed
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From FAQ new entry: > Comment: > I meant to ask this question in my post… > > Our refinance in May 06 paid off the previous mortgage. I did not receive my original note back from my previous lender. I believe a lender is liable for any assigned loan, and I have read articles […]

Tags: foreclosure offense, lost note, note, PREDATORY LOANS
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It is our theory that the real party in interest on the lender side is the owner of the asset backed security issued by the SPV. The security is usually a “securitized” bond deriving its value from the underlying mortgages of which yours is one. Thus a quiet title action against “John Doe” and served […]

Tags: borrower, Complaint to Quiet Title, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, Investor, Mortgage, note
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This is a developing resource for attorneys and borrowers to assist them in creating strategies and tactics in foreclosure defense and offense. Assistance and comments regarding bankruptcy jurisdiction is also covered. Bottom Line: The procedure invoked by the mortgage meltdown scheme defrauded investors (false ratings and insurance) in asset backed derivative securities, who were the […]

Tags: ABC, asset backed security, borrower, fees, foreclosure defense, loan, Mortgage, note, revenue, securitization, transaction fees
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