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ACADEMIA ADVERSARIES ADVOCATES BLOGOSPHERE LEGAL LEGISLATE OP-ED HOMEOWNERS NEWS The ForeclosureGate Gazette Is A Public Service Aggregate Of Foreclosure-Related News And Information Intended To Educate And Advance Justice For American Homeowners
Is the Promissory Note Even Enforceable? When all is said and done the courts come back to the main premise, Did you pay?. That is so injudicious on so many levels. The deeper we get into securitization and contract law we soon realize (after dissection) there is one very basic question being ignored Is the Promissory Note even enforceable?
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$25 Billion Mortgage Relief Program Hasn't Worked Out So Great Remember that $25 billion mortgage settlement with five big banks last year? The idea was to use the money to help underwater homeowners, and the best way to do that is via debt forgiveness. A Must Read From 2006: Inside America's Richest Insurance Racket All that cashfor an outdated product that should have been all but wiped out by digital technology. Title companies appeared a century ago, helping to protect home buyers from being swindled by crooks who sold properties they didnt own.
Richmond, California, Fights Banks With First-In-The-Nation Plan When the mayor of Richmond, Calif., and a gaggle of activists and homeowners showed up at the Wells Fargo Bank headquarters in downtown San Francisco this month, they were...
Fighting Back Against Predatory Lenders Is a Struggle for Justice In her introduction to A Dream Foreclosed: Black America and the Fight for a Place to Call Home, about the racism embedded in an economic system that defines personal value as
These young SF professionals choose to live in RVs Yet, unlike the homeless, these new vehicle dwellers see their choice as more than financially practical.
New Jersey foreclosures give impression of housing recovery
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Left unsaid is that the 26 judicial states skew the numbers. The national average for foreclosed homes is 2.4 percent.
Lawyers Threatened With Bar Persecution For Trying To Help Homeowners! Both the Florida and the United States Constitutions direct that the judicial branch must ensure that citizens are afforded due process and that basic rights must be upheld. These same Constitutions direct that all three branches should be independent, co-equal branches of government.
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Quelle Surprise! Administration Lied About Mortgage Fraud Results, Numbers 4 to 10 Times Too High>>>> The bailout Wall Street is blocking from Main Street>>>> 'Eminent Domain for the People' Leaves Wall Street Furious>>>> In One Bundle of Mortgages, the Subprime Crisis Reverberates>>>>
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2013

Mistaken Identity Leads To Mistaken Foreclosure Of Mansfield Mans Home A Mansfield man is battling one of the biggest banks in the world over a big mistake that he says cost him his home. John Watson is suing Chase Bank. He says they mistakenly foreclosed upon his home, thinking that he was someone else. In Watsons case, it was all about his name. My names John Robert Watson, he said. His name is John Raymond Watson.

Mel King, 2 other activists arrested during eviction protest It was the third time in four weeks that protesters have been arrested outside the Municipal Court building downtown, demonstrating against what are known as no-fault evictions. Ex-Wall Street chieftains living large in postmeltdown world But since they walked away from the disaster with millions, theyre juggling their ample free time between mansions and golf, skiing and tennis. Meantime, the major banks that survived the crisis, largely because they were saved with taxpayer money.
Foreclosure Destroys Insurable Interest Every first party property policy of insurance requires that the person insured have an insurable interest in the property, the risk of loss of which was sought to be insured.
Left with nothing On the day Bennie Coleman lost his house, the day armed U.S. marshals came to his door and ordered him off the property, he slumped in a folding chair across the street and watched the.
A US Senator Who Calls Foreclosure Fraud, Fraud Americans have lost faith in their government because they know elected officials are owned by the corporations that fund their campaigns. There are so very few voices left in America.
Court dismisses HAMP lawsuit against Ocwen The Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit affirmed that the Home Affordable Modification Program does not create a private right of action. The decision ultimately holds that borrowers are not third-party beneficiaries of the HAMP program.
Maryland Attorney Faces 90-Day Suspension Over Robo-Signing The economic meltdown of 2008 and resulting wave of foreclosure actions created a media frenzy that led to the coining of the phrase robo-signing. Lawyers representing creditors have also faced sanctions for participating in robo-signing type filings. One case involving a foreclosure attorney recently reached Marylands highest court.


Quelle Surprise! Administration Lied About Mortgage Fraud Results, Numbers 4 to 10 Times Too High>>>> The bailout Wall Street is blocking from Main Street>>>> 'Eminent Domain for the People' Leaves Wall Street Furious>>>> In One Bundle of Mortgages, the Subprime Crisis Reverberates>>>>
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2013

Why Judges Are Scowling at Banks This case is undoubtedly big, but it is only one of many mortgage-related matters inching through the judicial system. And what is notable about some of the lower-profile matters is the tone and tack that federal judges are taking in their rulings. District court judges are not generally known as flamethrowers, but some seem to be losing patience with the banks.

How the Foreclosure Crisis Made the Rich Even Richer Her points are simple: the typical person who lost their home wasnt a greedhead who bought too much house or refied to buy flat panel TVs and go on cruises. Maine attorney general to convene panel on foreclosures Maine Attorney General Janet Mills is convening a group to talk about improving the home foreclosure process. The panel, representing homeowners, mediators, counselors, realtors and financial institutions.
Foreclosure Trial SecretsOBJECTION! OBJECTION TO PROMISSORY NOTE (Exhibit 1) Lack of Authentication Fla. Stat. 90.901 requires authentication or identification of evidence as a condition precedent to its admissibility.
Black Homeowners Disappearing Obama Got Start: Mortgages
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When Obama, the countrys first black president, took office in 2009, he inherited an economic and housing crisis that disproportionately affected minorities..
As investor groups buy thousands of Indianapolis area homes, worries - and prices - rise The sales arent as surprising as the buyer is: a real estate investment trust from Los Angeles. They got that one.
Foreclosure mills run rampant, justice may be imminent But the state of Colorado has recently received reports that many law firms, often referred to as foreclosure mills, are foregoing the legal steps needed to spur mortgage modification.
Ability to Repay and Qualified Mortgage Standards Under the Truth in Lending Act (Regulation Z) The CFPB amended Regulation Z, which implements the Truth in Lending Act (TILA). Regulation Z currently prohibits a creditor from making a higher-priced mortgage loan without regard to the consumers ability to repay the loan.


The foreclosure crisis isnt over>>>> Why Home-Price Growth Will Slow>>>> Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac delaying billions in write-offs: watchdog>>>> Americas New Landlords>>>>
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2013

Housing default activity shifts into high gear in Clark County and Nevada The opposite happened in Nevada, where initial filings spiked 36 percent in the same period, RealtyTrac reported. September brought especially dramatic foreclosure gains in Nevada. Starts, or notices of default, nearly doubled year over year in the month, to 2,763 filings. Notices more than doubled in Las Vegas, jumping 109.3 percent, to 2,470 filings.

McKenna Gives Luncheon Keynote For Professional Liability Defense Federation Annual Meeting PwC has the ignominious honor of being the first audit firm sued by the FDIC for a bank that failed during the financial crisis, Colonial Bank of Alabama. Wells Fargo Sued by New York Over MortgageService Accord Wells Fargo & Co. was sued by New York state over claims the bank failed to uphold terms of a $25 billion mortgage-servicing settlement aimed at helping distressed homeowners avoid foreclosure.
She Lost Her Home District tax officials have made hundreds of mistakes in recent years by counting property owners as delinquent even after they paid their taxes, forcing them to fight for their home.
To: Wells Fargo: Justice for Ms. Kilgore Wells Fargo Promised To Modify Pick-A-Payment Loans As Part Of A Class Action Settlement In 2011. Since That Time Wells Fargo Has Been Foreclosing On The Elderly.
Real estate recovery is for real, but it'll take 45 years for values to hit old high-water mark Single-family homes in New Hampshire lost as much as 30 percent of their value over the course of the recession.
Title Premiums Rise in Q2 Americans are paying more for their title insurance needs, according to a recent report by the American Land Title Association (ALTA).
Foreclosure glut dampens red hot housing market If it werent for the glut of foreclosed properties, youd need a fireman to put out the red hot recovery in New Yorks apartment market. Latest numbers show New York and New Jersey top the nation in inventory of foreclosed properties still to be sold. Distressed inventory competes with non-distressed inventory, dampening the rate.


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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2013

Where unethical corporate culture comes from This work suggests that integrity in particular, executives integrity matters for corporate outcomes. It provides evidence that the ethics of corporate leaders is an important determinant of the ethical cultures of the firms they manage, in support of an ethical dimension to the upper echelons theory of corporate behaviour first.

Connecticut's Foreclosure Rate Spikes Connecticut may have landed on the least desirable end of a national foreclosure statistic in September, but experts say the state's ranking isn't that surprising. That's because they say the number of foreclosures during the month one home in every 677. Bear Stearns mortgage executives have plum jobs on Wall Street Before Lehman crashed, there was The Bear. Bear Stearns, once the nations fifthlargest investment bank, had been a fixture on Wall Street since 1923 and had survived the crash of 1929 without laying off any employees.
Richmond plan to seize underwater loans faces key challenges Proponents of the citys plan, led by Richmond Mayor Gayle McLaughlin, contend the best way to stop a foreclosure epidemic is to.
List of SEC Enforcements Actions Published SEC Enforcement Actions Addressing Misconduct that Led To or Arose From the Financial Crisis.
JPMorgan Raises Legal Reserve by at Least $1.5 Billion The U.S. is conducting criminal investigations linked to the banks.. mortgage-backed securities businesses as well as separate probes safeguards, of its anti-money-laundering foreclosures.
Welcome to Rockford, Ill, the Underwater Mortgage Capital of America This beaten-down factory town has the highest share of upside-down mortgages in the nation. Mayor Larry Morrissey isn't surprised. He is upside down himself.
Bank of America Mortgage Holders Lose Bid to Sue as Group Plaintiffs claims may well be meritorious; but they rest on so many individual factual questions that they cannot sensibly be adjudicated on a classwide basis, U.S. District Judge Rya Zobel said in a decision.


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