Did your Notice of Default fail to meet a “Condition Precedent”?

TweetShareRecently we have been discussing and exploring Paragraph 22 of Deed of Trust’s that discusses the requirement for the Bank to inform the borrower of their right to “bring forth an action to dispute the default and any other defense to the acceleration and sale”.  It appears from research, that …

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Does/did the Notice of Default Comply with Paragraph 22 in your Deed of Trust?

TweetShareHave you ever sat down and read your Deed of Trust?  If not, now would be a good time to do so; and if yes, now would be a good time to read it again.  And I would encourage you to read paragraph 22 – in detail. In many of …

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What is the big deal about a couple of lies and a few forged documents?

TweetShareLast year many of the major banks halted foreclosures in judicial foreclosure states because, as they claimed, they had hit a little “road bump”.  This little road bump was the Courts demanding that any entity wanting to do a foreclosure provide documentation of actual ownership of the Promissory Note and …

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The Trustee, Trustee and Trustee…huh?

Org Trust with Parent child teacher

TweetShareTweet    In a typical non judicial foreclosure there are THREE different Trustees: 1) The original Trustee listed on the Deed of Trust when the loan is originated and the Deed of Trust is signed  2) The substituted Trustee that is substituted during the foreclosure process to conduct the Trustee …

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