Archives by Tag ' securitization '
Doesn’t it bother you that you pay your taxes for doing business in the state of Arizona or whatever state you hail from, but the Wall Street players made trillions of dollars in trading securities based solely (deriving value from)upon interests in real property situated within the boundaries of your state and never reported any […]
Pretender lenders and lawyers for pretender lenders should take warning. The operation described in this article is virtually identical to the operation used by pretender lenders. See also LENDER LIABILITY pdf July 23, 2009 N.Y. Claims Collectors of Debt Used Fraud By JONATHAN D. GLATER Tens of thousands of New York consumers had money seized […]
There is a trap door that a lot of people are falling through. In a securitized loan the investor is the lender. In order for there to be a default, it is the investor who has lost money through non-payment. The investor has not lost money through non-payment if a payment was made through the […]
Why didn’t the taxpayers get as good a deal as Warren Buffett?
As the following Press Release for California AG’s office describes, it is the type of scam that happens in medical practice — offering relief, life or forgiveness — in exchange for money. I don’t agree with all the tips that Brown has published because he still has yet to absorb the fact that most foreclosures […]
Looking for the Lenders’ Little Helpers By GRETCHEN MORGENSON Published: July 11, 2009 IT is hard not to be dismayed by the fact that two years into our economic crisis so few perpetrators of financial misdeeds have been held accountable for their actions. That so many failed mortgage lenders do not appear to face any […]
First I want to thank the readers and the lawyers for climbing aboard this train on a highly improbable journey of turning the tide on Wall Street. Many of you are doing an outstanding job in this homeowner’s war to protect your property and our way of life. I am blessed to have been the […]
While Mr. Barnes’ enthusiasm in the submission below is a bit over the top it points out quite skillfully that things are not as they appear in any foreclosure involving a securitized loan. Barnes was effective in pressing the point early on and refusing to accept the burden of proof on issues where it was […]
July 15, 2009 Calpers Sues Over Ratings of Securities By LESLIE WAYNE SACRAMENTO — The nation’s largest public pension fund has filed suit in California state court in connection with $1 billion in losses that it says were caused by “wildly inaccurate” credit ratings from the three leading ratings agencies. The suit from the California […]
“The people running this system remind me of gangsters who manage to walk out of the courthouse with a suspended sentence and can’t wait to get back to their nefarious activities.” “Today’s business model is about making money through tricks and traps.” –Elizabeth Warren Chairman of Oversight Committee There is nothing free or fair about […]


