Investors are buying up “bad” mortgages again-this time from the U.S. government

Homeowners were not responsible for the inflated appraisals. Homeowners were not responsible for the relaxed underwriting patented software programs. Homeowners were not responsible for the over-rated bonds. Yet, homeowners can’t buy get modifications or even buy back their homes for the pennies on the dollar the government and the banks are selling them for. Why do you think that is?

Is there only one way to get rid of dirty paper? Scorched earth tactics. Dirty politics and worldwide corruption. May God be the revenge.

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This is a definitely a nightmare. The Dodd-Frank bill is not strengthen to include hedge funds into mortgage guidelines. Banks and non-banks are held accountable for their actions on mortgages. Now add hedge funds to the list.

Seven years after the real estate market crashed, major investors are again buying mortgages by the thousands. This time, they are buying from the government — at a significant discount. 

Emilie Udell for the Center for Public Integrity

Julius Uwansc was in trouble with his mortgage after refinancing in 2009, just after the real estate bubble popped. Like millions of others, he found himself owing more on his house than it was worth.

The Nigerian-born father of four moved into his house on Richardson Road in Gwynn Oak, Maryland, in 2005. “We loved it because it has this big yard where the kids can play,” Uwansc says.

But soon after closing on the…

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The Big Short Trailer (2015) ‐ Paramount Pictures

Send the judges, state courts, appellate & Supreme Court Justices tickets to the movie!

Our first book read cover to cover and it exposes everything… not fiction! This is the real thing. If the movie is anything like the book – suggest your entire neighborhood see this flick so they’ll  begin to understand just why the economy has not recovered. Continue reading

Foreclosure title clearing bill clears Senate | masslive.com

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By Andy Metzger, Matt Murphy and Michael Norton STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, SEPT. 17, 2015…..The Senate took a big step on Thursday toward giving some legal assurances to those who purchase homes in foreclosure, a controversial step opposed by the branch’s liberal wing. On a 31 to 7 vote in its first formal session since July, the Senate passed a measure that would limit property title challenges to a three-year window going forward. The bill now goes to the House.

Source: Foreclosure title clearing bill clears Senate | masslive.com

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Leaked Seattle Audit Concludes Many Mortgage Documents Are Void

God Bless – share with the 50 states of America – while they still exist. Thank you corrupt judges and legislatures… And the joke’s on you – there are no pension and retirement funds… No, really… They are gone, forever gambled away and nothing, nothing, you delusional idiots can do to bring them back. Get real… See the Sucker Punch on DeadlyClear. And if that’s not enough attend a pension fund meeting and/or request copies of all (your) state investments of pension and retirement funds. Yeah, demand a copy of what your state is trying desperately to protect – that doesn’t really exist! Got a problem with that? Then prove to every citizen and government employee that their pension funds exist, in whole, and are not at risk.

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Great job David Dayen!

A Seattle housing activist on Wednesday uploaded an explosive land-record audit that the local City Council had been sitting on, revealing its far-reaching conclusion: that all assignments of mortgages the auditors studied are void.

That makes any foreclosures in the city based on these documents illegal and unenforceable, and makes the King County recording offices where the documents are located a massive crime scene.

The problems stem from the Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems(MERS), an entity banks created so they could transfer mortgages privately, saving them billions of dollars in transfer fees to public recording offices. In Washington state, MERS’ practices were found illegal by the State Supreme Court in 2012. But MERS continued those practices with only cosmetic changes, the audit found.

That finding has national implications. Every state has its own mortgage laws, and some of the audit’s conclusions may not necessarily apply elsewhere…

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Law and Forger: Paralegal Indicted for Forging Signatures of 76 Judges

Whoa!

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A former paralegal at a personal injury firm forged the signatures of 76 state Supreme Court justices to create more than 100 bogus judicial orders in structured settlement matters, prosecutors allege.

The Manhattan District Attorney’s office said Thomas Rubino, while a paralegal at Paris & Chaikin, forged 117 orders that purported to be judicial orders authorizing the transfer of structured settlement rights.

See Indictment, Statement of Facts, and Voluntary Disclosure Form.

Rubino, 42, pleaded not guilty during an arraignment Wednesday on 117 counts of second-degree forgery and 117 counts of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument.

Both are D felonies, which carry statutory maximums of 2 1/3 to 7 years.

Read more: http://www.newyorklawjournal.com/id=1202737413993/Paralegal-Indicted-for-Forging-Signatures-of-76-Judges#ixzz3m41hiDAq

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MERS Lacks Legal Authority and Public Accountability

Not only is the MERS data base inaccurate – so are many of the accounts found on most of the servicing software platforms.

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Originally posted on Findsen Law:Harvard Amicus Brief on MERS Some of the best quotes, Mortgage servicing companies, banks, courts and government agencies haveall expressed astonishment at the extent to which MERS database is inaccurate. (p. 24) “Simply put, ‘MERS is the Wikipedia of land registration systems.’ Culhane v. Aurora Loan Services, 826 F. Supp.…

https://findsenlaw.wordpress.com/2015/09/16/mers-lacks-legal-authority-and-public-accountability-2/

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Fannie Mae drops mortgage modification interest rate to lowest level ever

When they drop it to 2% it would be worth talking about. First, they defraud homeowners with unsustainable mortgages that it appears they KNEW had inflated appraisals, then they dangle an illusive HAMP program, then instead of allowing refinancing they literally threw people and their belongings on the street – sometimes while folks had gone to the store… Now they reduce interest rates to 4% and want publicity? Lame, yeah?

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After raising the benchmark interest rate for its standard modification program twice in the last three months,Fannie Mae is set to drop the benchmark rate back down to the lowest level it’s ever been.

Beginning Sept. 15, Fannie Mae will lower its required interest rate for standard modifications from 4.25% to 4%.

The standard modification rate has only been that low three other times since the modification interest rate was first established in Jan. 2012.

Read on.

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