World Savings Bank  was acquired by Wachovia Bank  which in turn was acquired by Wells Fargo.  We have previously reported here that we had no information regarding the actual securitization of loans had been originated by World Savings Bank.  Now we have that information. And in a case of the right hand not aware of […]

Tags: authority to represent, REAL PARTY IN INTEREST, securitization, standing, Wachovia, Wells Fargo, World Savings Bank
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EDITOR’S NOTE: By popular demand I am writing a new workbook that is up to date on the theories and practices of real estate loans, documentation, securitizations and effective enforcement and foreclosure of the collateral (real property — i.e., the house). The book will be finished around the end of January. If you want to […]

Tags: acceptance, assignment, Bench Book, consideration, debt, foreclosure defense, foreclosure defense workbook, Garfield Continuum, Judge Jennfier bailey, loan contract, Mortgage, mortgage transactions, note, note mortgage, offer, securitization, workbook
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Reported figures on the financial statements of the “13 banks” that Simon Johnson talks about, make it clear that around 96% of all loans originated between 1999 and 2009 are subject to claims of securitization because that is what the investment banks told the investors who advanced money for the purchase of what turned out […]

Tags: ABN AMRO, Access Mortgage, Citi, Citimortgage, CPCA Trust 1, docket, Fannie, First National, Freddie, Ginny, IRS AMNESTY, LaSalle bank, MERS, note holder, REMIC, securitization, VA
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Probably the most misunderstood aspect of the securitization process is that the banks are able to claim there was no securitization when in fact there was. This is especially true in GSE’s like Fannie, Freddie, Ginny and the VA. When you are researching loans you hit a brick wall when you get to the GSE. […]

Tags: Fannie, Ginny, government guaranteed mortgage loans, GSE, ownership of the loan, securitization, VA Loans
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I went to a hearing a few days ago and discovered to my surprise a Judge, in a remote section of Florida, who was fully conversant in the rules of procedure, due process and the laws of evidence. It would be improper for me to name him as I am currently counsel of record in […]

Tags: creditor, disclosure of exhibits, disclosure of witness, foreclosure, money trail, pretrial statements, rules of evidence, securitization, table funded loans
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The borrowers are for the most part willing to straighten this mess out if approached with fair terms that reinstate their credit and reinstate or create loans that are free from the myriad of defects in the falsely claimed securitization chains. The intermediate banks don’t want that because they would be facing liability for trillions […]

Tags: EVerbank, Ponzi, securitization, Zombie homes
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Internet Store Notice: As requested by customer service, this is to explain the use of the COMBO, Consultation and Expert Declaration. The only reason they are separate is that too many people only wanted or could only afford one or the other — all three should be purchased. The Combo is a road map for […]

Tags: borrower, creditor, DEBTOR, Elizabeth Renuart, Labany Law School, lender, negotiability of notes and mortgages, REMIC, securitization, UCC
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Internet Store Notice: As requested by customer service, this is to explain the use of the COMBO, Consultation and Expert Declaration. The only reason they are separate is that too many people only wanted or could only afford one or the other — all three should be purchased. The Combo is a road map for […]

Tags: authority of servicer, california foreclosure, delay tactics, discovery, florida foreclosure, forensic analyst, Glaski Case, legal representation, litigation support, livingliesstore.com, money trail, paper trail, preservation letter, PSA, Reports and Analyses, securitization, UCC
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If you are seeking legal representation or other services call our South Florida customer service number at 954-495-9867 and for the West coast the number remains 520-405-1688. In Northern Florida and the Panhandle call 850-765-1236. Customer service for the livinglies store with workbooks, services and analysis remains the same at 520-405-1688. The people who answer […]

Tags: account payable, account receivable, affirmative defenses, discovery, distribution reports, generally accepted accounting principles, Pleading, Securities and Exchange Commission, securitization, setoff, the money trail
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We have come a long way in six years. Back in 2007 almost everyone thought that the mortgage bonds were valid instruments issued by a valid entity that owned valid mortgages. Now we have Reuters news service reporting that “home loans underlying securities were rotten from the start.” Thus we are crossing that line where […]

Tags: account receivable, appraisal fraud, auction fraud, bailout, Bank of America, Bloomberg, Chase Bank, commodities, disclosure, Federal reserve, foreclosure, foreclosure fraud, Reuters, securitization
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