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Sep 1, 2010

COMBO TITLE and SECURITIZATION Search, Report, Documents and Comprehensive Analysis SUBSCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP WITH BENEFITS Credit Charles Koppa (Poppa Koppa) with putting me onto this. He does GREAT work. poppakoppa@hotmail.com. He’s not lawyer but I trust him more than I do most lawyers to get to the bottom of things. He’s kind like one of those […]

Apr 11, 2010

From Eaine B Editor’s Note: I have long advocated sending letters, objections to sale and complaints against “trustees” named (or substituted) on deeds of trust who initiate foreclosure proceedings. Indeed, it is highly probable that because of statutes attempting to protect the trustee from liability, the trustee is at best usually named only as a […]

Mar 15, 2010

see FORECLOSURE_SUBPRIME_MORTGAGE_LENDING_AND_MERS1 Editor’s Note: This appears to be public domain. The article is excellent in its analysis of MERS. Here is the Table of Contents: FORECLOSURE, SUBPRIME MORTGAGE LENDING, AND THE MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM Christopher L. Peterson* TABLE OF CONTENTS I. THE AMERICAN REAL PROPERTY RECORDING SYSTEM II. THE ORIGIN AND OPERATION OF MERS […]

Mar 9, 2010

“That’s right. Issuers are essentially paying twice for flawed deals that bestowed great riches on the bankers and advisers who sold them. Taxpayers should be outraged, but to be angry you have to be informed — and few taxpayers may even know that the complicated arrangements exist.” Editor’s Note: At some point, it will become […]

Dec 4, 2009

The business case for taking, handling and litigating residential “mortgage” cases has been proven over and over again. Unfortunately most lawyers are ignoring this opportunity. The latest estimates are that it will take 6-12 years to clean up this mess and I think that is very conservative. My analysis shows that it will take the […]

Nov 27, 2008

One of the hidden issues in the mortgage meltdown is the issue of clouded title caused by non-disclosed table-funded loans that were “securitized.” The unquestionable presence of unknown parties, MERS (or MERS like pooling, service and assignment agreements) who at least COULD assert claims on the “borrower’s” obligation, note or mortgage, means that your loan […]

Oct 9, 2008

The essential issue remains: who if anyone has a title interest under the security instrument? It would appear that many “lenders” have attempted to make various provisions for transferring the note since they knew they would be either selling it for money or using it to replace a non-performing loan under a pooling and service […]