Category Archives: Financial

Behind the Securitization Curtain – 21st Century Mortgage Casino

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The turn of the century mortgage lending fiasco was built like a 21st Century casino.
The entire scheme started with the homeowner who wanted to buy a home or refinance at unbelievable interest rates… too good to be true… and they were!

It all started with a loan application called a “1003.”  EVERY lender in the scheme used the same loan application software.  In fact, Fannie Mae patented the sucker. Inside this specific patent are numerous patents related to and referenced that make up the beloved 1003 loan application. These patents are listed on line in the USPTO.

One of the reference patents is a gem called the “Online system for fulfiling loan applications from loan originators” and it describes how technological methodology is integrated into the mortgage lending process.   Continue reading →

The Securitization Curtain is Lifting in Hawaii!

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One of the most important decisions for Borrowers Rights in the history of Hawaii has been made with this decision.  Honorable Judge J. Michael Seabright of the Hawaii United States District Court, today GRANTED the homeowners’ Motion to Dismiss the case filed against them in federal district court by Plaintiff Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee Morgan Stanley ABS Capital I Inc. Trust 2007-NC1 Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-NC1.  Continue reading →

Confidence Game – The Film Unraveling Mortgage Fraud

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Are Promissory Notes actually Securities before the homeowner signed the mortgage documents?  That’s a heavy thought isn’t it?  

Listen to short clip here.

As DeadlyClear interviewed Blue Chip Films Producer/Director Nick Verbitsky about his new documentary film Confidence Game based on the demise and collapse of Bear Stearns, there emerged a confirmation to a missing piece of the mortgage-backed securitization process long suspected by foreclosure defense researchers and analysts that may expose a whole new avenue of fraud and even invalidate/void mortgage loan documents.  

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A Leopard Doesn’t Change It’s Spots – Don’t Expect Wall Street Banks To

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The proposed multi-state Attorneys General Wall Street bank fraud settlement has been the top-watch of foreclosure defense families and attorneys at war with the banks.

The disapproval of this settlement ranks highest among those in the throws of research and who understand the mathematics (or lack of) bantered about by various news stories.

The real statistics are staggering.   Continue reading →

The Reality of Mis-Perception – Bankster Brainwashing & Barack

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A good friend once said, “Perception becomes the reality.”

When opinion is accepted as fact, perception soon becomes reality, at least for those who share these opinions and cling to the resulting perceptions. Herein lies the reason for the division in America today and unless we make a concerted effort to separate perception from reality, opinion from fact, fiction from truth, that division will continue [JB Williams 2005].

While the President’s State of the Union speech was… Continue reading →

The Sucker Punch – The Elite’s Attack on Pension and Retirement Funds

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THE HIDDEN TRUTH

PF-retirement_1666571aBehind the collapse of the economy in the U.S. and around the world is the massive loss of pension and retirement funds belonging to government employees, union workers and corporate 401k beneficiaries – these were the “investors” in the securitization fraud stemming from the unregulated derivatives.  Hordes of lawsuits have been filed by investors against Wall Street banks, but it’s pretty obvious the money is gone. Continue reading →

Will you support the regulation of derivatives?

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There is only one question to ask any politician starting this year:

Will you support the regulation of derivatives?

That’s it.  Everything else is ancillary and fades into the background.  

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The Free House Myth – or Reality?

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The Free House Myth – or Reality?
July 20, 2011

Katie Porter posted an interesting viewpoint on the Credit Slips blog this week called the The Free House Myth.  A synopsis of the column points to the fact that the banks may
 have bad paper now – but they’ll be back.  It almost sounded like Katie had been drinking  Kool-Aid with RCO when she stated in her closing line, “[T]he free house is political handwringing, not legal reality.”

Porter came under fire by no less than (my personal favorite) Adam J. Levitin, Professor of Law at Georgetown University.  Professor Levitin has provided significant testimony before Congress and has dissected the Wall Street securitization scheme that collapsed our economy.  Professor Levitin posted his comments to politely debunk Porter’s ‘no free house’ viewpoint…
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