Daily Archives: November 10, 2015

About That Chase-WAMU Deal

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Realize the bankruptcy sealed documents tell a lot more of the truth than you will ever get from a human in co-hoots with the system.

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Imagine my surprise when I recently went to the FDIC website, clicked on FOIA at the bottom of the page, then went to Reading Room and looked again at the Chase-WAMU-FDIC-US Trustee Purchase and Assumption Agreement. Having previously read and studied it I was attempting to direct someone to the language that showed that no loans were purchased from WAMU basically because there were no loans in WAMU’s inventory. Staring me in the face was an entirely different document bearing the same date as the one that I had previously seen. Anyone who has an explanation of this is invited to write to me at neilfgarfield@hotmail.com.

In the interim between my first reading of the agreement and now, I had several conversations including the FDIC receiver who was appointed to “resolve” the WAMU bankruptcy. The receiver (Schoppe) told me that no loans had been purchased or listed as part of…

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Homeowners say houses were emptied before being foreclosed

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Theft is theft.

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ORLANDO, Fla. —

Many Americans have stories to tell about losing their homes to foreclosure. Channel 9 found out that some homeowners who haven’t yet been foreclosed have come home to find all their belongings gone.

“It was a crime because no one had permission to take those items from the house,” homeowner Bill Gullbrandson said.

Gullbrandson was in the early stages of foreclosure on his Wildwood home.

The house was still in his name when he said he walked inside and found that his belongings had been taken.

“How much did they take off with?” Channel 9’s Jamie Holmes asked.

“Approximately $6,000 worth of new furnishings and appliances that had been placed in the house,” said Gullbrandson.

The same thing happened to Jonathan Axtell.

In both cases, the men’s attorney claims that the items were taken by a clean-out company hired by the bank to secure the property.

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