Hat tip to Attorney Dan Hanacek in Northern California for spotting this. Editor’s Note: U.S. Bank has been called everything from a slumlord in L.A. to a co-conspirator in the Merendon Mining Scandal a few years back. We have already seen them scam the system by foreclosing on property without relief from stay in BKR, […]

Tags: Downey Savings, dual tracking, Justice Fybel, Merendon Mining, PAM RAGLAND, scam, SECURITIZATION DOCUMENTS, slumlord, trustee relating to, U.S. Bank
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NOTICE: IN ANSWER TO INQUIRIES RECEIVED FROM CITIES AND COUNTIES, YES EMINENT DOMAIN IS A GOOD IDEA BUT NOT BECAUSE OF THE REASONS STATED THUS FAR. IT IS A GOOD IDEA BECAUSE THE PARTIES CLAIMING TO BE INJURED BY THE SEIZURE WOULD BE REQUIRED TO SHOW THAT THEY WERE INJURED IN REAL DOLLARS AND REAL […]

Tags: eminent domain, fraud, modification, perjury, scam, taxes
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COMBO TITLE AND SECURITIZATION SEARCH, REPORT, ANALYSIS ON LUMINAQ EDITOR’S NOTE: Just like the other mortgages, there was a scam operating. Whether these were securitized or not I don’t know yet. But one thing that has tweaked my interest is to know what appraisal figures were being used on a house where the reverse mortgage […]

Tags: foreclosures, reverse mortgages, scam, securitized
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Broken Promises: Promissory Note Fraud A promissory note is a form of debt – similar to a loan or an IOU – that a company may issue to raise money. Typically, an investor agrees to loan money to the company for a set period of time. In exchange, the company promises to pay the investor […]

Tags: note, promissory note, scam
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