Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. appears in many ways including as servicer (America Servicing Company), Trustee (although it does not appear to be qualified as a “Trust Company”), as claimed beneficiary, as Payee on the note, as beneficiary under the title policy, as beneficiary under the property and liability insurance, and it may have in actuality […]

Tags: 120 East Fourth Street, 2010, 2855 Elm Street, 419-228-2091, 419-229-3786, 45201-5480, 45202, 45801, 45805, 513-241-3100, 513-241-4094, 620-624 N. Main stree, agency agreement, agency authority, America Servicing Company, American Home Mortgage, appearance of propriety, as trustee, Assistant Secretary, bank charter, beneficiary, Cincinnati, co-underwriter, commercial bank, conveyance of a percentage ownership in the pool, creditor, DD615990, Depositor, documentation, Florida Notary, foreclosure, funds were advanced, HERS, HOLDER, holder of the note, homeowner, indenture, investment bank, Irving, JP Morgan Chase Bank, Kathy Smith, lender, LERNER, Lima, Linda Bayless, money, MORTGAGE BROKER, N.A, N.A Trustee, November 19, Obligation, Oh, Ohio, Option One, Option One Mortgage, Option One Mortgage Loan Trust, Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-6 Asset Backed Certificates, P.O. Box 5480, P.O. Box 631730, Payee, pooling and service agreement, presumption, property and liability insurance, Prospectus, repayment of principal non-recourse, Robert B. Blackwel, SAMPSON & ROTHFUSS, securities underwriter, securitization chain, securitized loan, Series 2007-6, Suite 200, Suite 800, Susana E. Lykins, Texas, title policy, trust, Wells Fargo, Wells Fargo Bank
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The reason for this requirement of transparency and the cutting edge of claiming or clawing back the illicit profits is simple: in a true fair and free market, the lender would know his risk and the borrower would understand the terms. Both would be on alert if unusual fees, profits and kickbacks were known to […]

Tags: AIG, Benmosche, Chartis, Federal reserve Bank of New York, fees, Goldman, investment banker, profits, Sanford C. Bernstein, securitization chain, Thomson reuters, TILA, Todd Bault, undisclosed, Walsh
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 Editor’s Note: Nobody wants to hear it. The housing market is dragging the government and the economic future of this country down the drain. For decades the FDIC has followed a model of dismantling failed banks by letting healthy banks take over the assets. Despite the calls from Sheila Bair at FDIC, we are clearly […]

Tags: FDIC, housing prices, mortgage backers, principal reduction, securitization chain, Sheila Bair, TARP
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WHY WE ARE PLANNING 2-3 DAY BOOT-CAMPS AND MANUALS FOR LAWYERS, BOOT-CAMPS FOR FORENSIC ANALYSTS, AND BOOT-CAMPS FOR LAYMEN. IT’S JUST NOT AS SIMPLE AS YOU MAY WANT IT TO BE. NOT EVERYTHING ENDS WELL. THE BATTLE IS ON. THIS JUDGE SAID THE ASSIGNMENT DOESN’T NEED TO BE RECORDED TO PROVE OWNERSHIP. HE’S TECHNICALLY RIGHT, […]

Tags: advanced money, authority, discovery, DVL, enforcement of mortgage, enforcement of note, enforcement of obligation, fairness, Fitzgerald, Florida, investors, legal maneuvering, ownership, pretender lender, QWR, recording in Florida, RESPA, satisfaction of mortgage, securitization chain, TILA, true lender
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