Group says U.S. Bank neglects foreclosures in Denver minority areas

What an incestuous group of diviates … Look at their foreclosure complaints. They are all intertwined in the “loan procurement to securities scheme” with no disclosure to the homeowner whose collateral and credit they used to induce investors. The days of liars loans has passed and boomeranged. The liars were the Wall Street banks that fraudulently concealed the transactions. If you know a homeowner that got a loan between 2003-2008 and hasn’t defaulted – tell them they have a gold mine because of the fraudulent concealment.

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A fair-housing advocacy group Wednesday accused U.S. Bank of failing to adequately maintain foreclosed properties in metro Denver’s minority neighborhoods.

The National Fair Housing Alliance added Denver and three other cities to its pending complaint with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development that alleges improper foreclosure maintenance in 41 cities nationwide.

The group has filed similar complaints against other banks, including Wells Fargo and Bank of America. The complaints state that the banks and their servicers conduct good maintenance on foreclosed homes in predominantly white neighborhoods but fall short in minority areas by allowing homes to deteriorate, accumulate trash and become overgrown with weeds.

Last year, Wells Fargo settled a similar complaint over how it maintained foreclosures, agreeing to invest $39 million in 45 communities, including Denver, to improve housing in minority neighborhoods hit hard by foreclosures.

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Jon Stewart blasts ex-AIG chief: ‘Go f*** yourself’ for crying over $184 billion bailout

Ain’t that the truth?!

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Daily Show host Jon Stewart shredded former AIG head Hank Greenberg for arguing that the federal government stiffed his company with a $184 billion bailout package six years ago, saying his company did a lot better than the average person did asking for a loan from AIG.

“Hello, Mr. Greenberg,” Stewart said, impersonating a loan officer. “You’ve asked us for $184.6 billion for 90 percent of your company, which is only worth $15 billion … go f*ck yourself.”

Stewart pointed out that, while the U.S. paid more than 1,000 percent of AIG’s market value at the time of the bailout, Greenberg filed a lawsuit painting himself as a victim of government extortion.

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