The application for modification licenses New Rez aka PHH aka Ocwen to sell, distribute the personal data and transaction data to third parties. Besides the obvious problems with data privacy, this confirms the apparent voluntary participation of the homeowner in a securities scheme that was and still is concealed from the homeowner. By filing the […]

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http://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/each-subsequent-default-restarts-the-58017/ The long-awaited decision in U.S. Bank v. Bartram was released yesterday.  At issue was whether lenders and servicers could restart foreclosures after five years, or if they would be barred by Florida’s five-year statute of limitations.  Yesterday, the Florida Supreme Court clarified that a lender/servicer can restart the foreclosure clock by declaring a new […]

Tags: 5 year statutue of limitations florida, res judicata florida, Singleton v. GReymar, US Bank v. Bartram
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