While this case turned upon an  inadequate foundation for introduction of “business records” into evidence, I think the real problem here for Keystone National Association was that they did not and never did own the loan — something revealed by the usual game of musical chairs that the banks use to confuse and obscure the […]

Tags: assignment, Bank of America, business records exception, complex liaison, countrywide, debt, Inc., Keystone National Association, legal presumptions, lenders, Maine Supreme Judicial Court, money, Mortgage Electronic registration Systems, servicers, successors, transfer
Posted in Corruption, discovery, evidence, Servicer |

Fraudulent Appraisals, Teaser Rates, and Manufactured Defaults: Boons to Borrowers in Defending Foreclosure As more and more lender misconduct hits the Internet airwaves and more of us continue our investigation into and scrutiny of the practices of originating lenders and their downline successors, certain themes are developing which give rise to numerous defenses to mortgage foreclosure actions. Three such […]

Tags: appraisals, ARM, default in payment, foreclosure, HELOC, interest rates, investment bankers, originating lenders, servicing agent, stated income, successors, teaser rates
Posted in Eviction |