Beating an Unlawful Detainer after Fraudclosure (Foreclosure)

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      In California, a stranger can create any land record document and file it in the land records; when they file that document it becomes prima facie evidence and the Court assumes the contents of the document are true.  As these banks railroad homeowners by leveraging the ignorance and incompetence …

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Are Notary Journals being shredded by JP Morgan Chase and California Reconveyance?

Recently Info to Fight Foreclosure has started offering a service to track down the notary logs of notaries who are notarizing real property records such as Assignment of Deed of Trust and Substitution of Trustee.  We have just begun but the process has already proven to be one of intrigue …

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THE INVESTIGATIVE UNIT – LOCAL NBC INVESTIGATES FORECLOSURES IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

It is official, we are no longer wingnuts relying on wild internet theories that the Banks are corrupt and stealing our homes through the use of invalid documents.   NBC Channel’s “The Investigative Unit” has tapped into the foreclosure shenigans and has put together a really great set of stories and …

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SETTLEMENT FROM THE OCC AND THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE REQUIRES MORE THAN JUST THE MONEY

While reading Livinglies today I noticed a posting  “E. ToLLe”… in which he repeats a recommendation from Stop Foreclosure Fraud –             For those homeowners who received a check for the OCC/Fed consent order with the big banks: I request that each and every one of us call the General …

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NAKED CAPITALISM DETAILS BANK OF AMERICAS CORRUPT “FORECLOSURE REVIEW”

CAUTION – This report may cause a spike in blood pressure or severe waves of nausea.   I love these guys from Naked Capitalism, they just tell it like it is and don’t pull any punches.  This report is no different.  They explain all the gory details of the corrupt …

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LPS settles outstanding Attorneys General foreclosure issues for $127 million

By Kerri Ann Panchuk • January 31, 2013 • 8:48am Mortgage technology firm Lender Processing Services ($24.12 1.72%) agreed to settle foreclosure documentation and processing issues with 46 different state attorneys general and the District of Columbia for $127 million on Thursday. “Today’s settlements are another major step toward putting …

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US banks to pay $8.5B in mortgage settlement

By DANIEL WAGNER and CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER AP Business WritersAssociated Press Posted: 01/08/2013 02:45:15 AM PST January 8, 2013 10:51 AM GMTUpdated: 01/08/2013 02:51:27 AM PST WASHINGTON—Hundreds of thousands of Americans stand to benefit from the latest mortgage-abuse settlement, but consumer advocates say U.S. banks may be getting the best …

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Ignoring a Summons and Complaint Guarantees YOUR loss – STOP THE LYING SOB’s

Today I received a call from a friend.  He shared how several weeks ago a homeowner had received a notice from the Court about an Unlawful Detainer being filed against them.  They came home a couple of weeks later and found an unstamped summons and complaint sitting in their mailbox, …

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OVERCOMING FORECLOSURE

Do not walk, RUN to your local Barnes & Noble store, or click onto Amazon and purchase Norman Sirak’s “Overcoming Foreclosure”.   “The web of deceit required for converting mortgages into securities is so sophisticated; it makes the Mafia in the Godfather look like amateur hour.  In addition to challenging foreclosures, …

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Due Process and Constitutional Rights Matter

One of the most troubling aspects of the whole “unlawful detainer” business is the callous disregard the Courts seem to have towards homeowners who are battling wrongful foreclosures.  This week I have been supporting two members whose constitutional rights were violated when they were denied their due process rights and …

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Wells Fargo’s illegal conduct = $840.00 (minimum) State Attorney National Mortgage Settlement

Today I received my anticipated letter from the California State Attorney General.  The first line states, “you are eligible to receive at least $840.00 as part of the settlement”.  The letter goes on to state, “this is only intended as partial compensation for the illegal conduct of the mortgage services”.  …

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