“But it is often true that neither the assignor of the mortgage nor the previous “holder” of the note actually owned the debt nor were they authorized representatives of any party who could claim ownership of the debt, note or mortgage. Accordingly, no effective transfer occurred as to the debt, note or mortgage.”
Daily Archives: January 17, 2019
THE SYSTEM OF THINGS IS IN PLAY IN ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA!
“Some foreclosure defense attorneys have taken clients’ money and done nothing.” Ain’t that the truth?!
Solving the Puzzle: Settlements with Homeowners Are Rising
With this government shutdown, the least Congress could do is call a moratorium on foreclosures and evictions. Maybe President Trump should make an executive order since Congress isn’t doing their job??
UPL, FELONY PERJURY: THE UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF DOCUMENT MANUFACTURING!
SCOTUS Oral Argument Illuminates the Main Question in Foreclosures: What are the roles of the parties?
Banks Are Baffled by Florida Supreme Court Ruling in Glass v Nationwide
Subprime lending under a new name targeting veterans?
Congress needs to get their collective head out of their a**, stop resistance BS, and start making some laws to protect our citizens and military from the corruption they have allowed for over 2 decades. Get on it, or GET OUT!
Eric Kandell is making his pitch to veterans. Wearing a red T-shirt, with the words “Low VA Rates” emblazoned across his chest, he looks fit and muscular, as if he had stepped off an Army base himself. In this YouTube video and others, he tells current and former service members how they can take tens of thousands of dollars in cash out of their homes. They can pay off credit cards, remodel a kitchen, install a swimming pool, or travel to Las Vegas. “Do whatever you want,” he tells them. “Imagine your home is like an ATM.”
Kandell is targeting borrowers from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs mortgage program. He’s the 43-year-old president of a company whose very name is a come-on: Low VA Rates LLC. It’s among the lesser-known financial outfits dominating the business of selling cash-out VA mortgage refinancing, which totaled $41 billion worth of new loans over…
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Student Loan Defense Not Much Different Than Foreclosure Defense
Forgive student loans and demand the government must consider mortgage forgiveness. Homeowners were SMEARED by the banks before the crash to hide the fraud.