Supreme Court of Florida in Re Amendments to the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure
First, rule 1.110(b) is amended to require verification of mortgage foreclosure complaints involving residential real property. The primary purposes of this amendment are (1) to provide incentive for the plaintiff to appropriately investigate and verify its ownership of the note or right to enforce the note and ensure that the allegations in the complaint are … Read more
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! Docx Assignment of Mortgage – Bogus Assignee for Intervening Asmts ALL OVER THE PUBLIC RECORDS!
Okay, now I have finally had it with all this mortgage assignment fraud. Earlier today I published… Beyond Bogus – Docx Assignment of Mortgage – Bogus Assignee for Intervening Asmts In where Docx’s “art department” forgot to change the wording on their assignment of mortgage template before they filed it. “hereby, grant, bargain, sell, assign, transfer, … Read more
Recently Discovered Flaw in Recording System Clouds Titles on Previously Foreclosed Properties
Looks like the title industry is starting to catch on… PRWEB The modern system of mortgage refinancing and assignments created during the housing boom has left behind a wave of title defects on properties that have ever had a foreclosure in their history, due to a loophole in the property records recording system. This has … Read more
Foreclosure Fraud Video Tutorial 5 Part Series – HOW THEY STEAL YOUR PROPERTY
From DinSFLA “WE WILL WIN…WE ARE GETTING CLOSER…ONE LAYER AT A TIME. …I will show you how MY personal Mortgage Foreclosure FRAUD happened. Pay close attention and learn before it is too late. Here are the subjects and principles. Hi Erica Johnson-SECK (SICK) I read in your Deposition how you google your name …Just add … Read more
Beyond Bogus – Docx Assignment of Mortgage – Bogus Assignee for Intervening Asmts
Wow… Looks like Docx’s “art department” forgot to change the wording on their assignment of mortgage template before they filed this one. How much more blatently fraudulant can we get here folks? “hereby, grant, bargain, sell, assign, transfer, convey, set over, and deliver unto BOGUS ASSIGNEE FOR INTERVENING ASMTS“. I am really at a loss … Read more
“You Can Put Wings on a Pig, but You Don’t Make it an Eagle” – The Florida Consumer Protection and Homeowner Credit Rehabilitation Act
“You can put wings on a pig, but you don’t make it an eagle.” ~Bill Clinton From the Hamlet… You can call a proposed bill the Florida Consumer Protection and Homeowner Credit Rehabilitation Act but that doesn’t make it protect diddly-squat except the bankers’ coffers.~Lisa E. Thank you J# for your time, efforts, and gifted … Read more
An Anarchist’s Strategy To Dismiss Every Foreclosure In Florida
“Laws and Rules Just Don’t Matter Anymore, Everyone Hop On Board The Fraud Train”! Now here is an interesting strategy on how to fight fire with fire in regards to the theft of Americas homes. Now neither I or the author of this article endorse this method, but imagine if people organized by county throughout … Read more
A Florida Solution to the MERS Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis & Fiasco
“Ask of Jesus, eyes to see”. He has made it clear to me. “Wash off your eyes, because you are about to wonder how you could have been so blind”. “The MERS mortgage contract (the one I know, referred to here) is nothing more than a devil’s illusion, depending on the chief tool the devil … Read more
Loan Servicer Ocwen Forces Foreclosure After The Lending Bank Declared Mortgage was Paid in Full
The Kafkaesque character of this litigation is difficult to deny. Having failed to receive a summons that may have been improperly served upon them, Marilyn and Michael Elliott learned that a default judgment had been entered against them, foreclosing on their home because of a mortgage that was allegedly in default. The home was sold … Read more
The People of the State of New York v. Bank of America, Kenneth D. Lewis & Joseph L. Price
By LOUISE STORY Published: February 4, 2010 Bank of America settled a regulatory complaint with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday even as New York’s attorney general accused the bank, its former chief executive and chief financial officer of securities fraud. In a lawsuit filed on Thursday, the attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, asserted … Read more
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Bank of America Corporation, Civil Action Nos. 09-6829, 10-0215
Bank Of America Agrees to Pay $150 Million to Settle SEC Charges The Securities and Exchange Commission today filed a motion seeking court approval of a proposed settlement whereby Bank of America will pay $150 million and strengthen its corporate governance and disclosure practices to settle SEC charges that the company failed to properly disclose … Read more
More than 7.2 Million Loans Behind On Payments; Estimated 1 Million Properties in REO Status
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Feb. 3, 2010 – The January 2010 Mortgage Monitor report, released by Lender Processing Services, Inc. (NYSE: LPS), a leading provider of mortgage performance data and analytics, showed that home loan delinquency rates in the U.S. have now surpassed 10 percent. Factoring in foreclosures in process, according to the data in LPS’ … Read more
Running Scared – The Enforceability Of Securitized Mortgages
Here is a interesting article I came across today from the bowels of the internets. It is written from the banksters perspective… Of course it is only intended as educational / informational purposes only… Emphasis added by 4closureFraud… TheOrb January 27, 2010 REQUIRED READING: An important and far-reaching decision recently issued by the Massachusetts Land … Read more
Fannie Mae – Servicers To Use Imminent Default Indicator For HAMP
Introduction Freddie Mac’s Imminent Default Indicator™ (IDI) is a statistical model that predicts the likelihood of default or serious delinquency for mortgage loans that are less than 60 days past due. ThisAnnouncement introduces the use of IDI through Fannie Mae’s HomeSaver Solutions® Network (HSSN), requires the use of verified income documentation before entering the borrower … Read more
NY Times – No Help in Sight, More Homeowners Walk Away
By DAVID STREITFELD Published: February 2, 2010 In 2006, Benjamin Koellmann bought a condominium in Miami Beach. By his calculation, it will be about the year 2025 before he can sell his modest home for what he paid. Or maybe 2040. “People like me are beginning to feel like suckers,” Mr. Koellmann said. “Why not … Read more
Lee County FL – Clerk of Court Charlie Green, “There Should be a Way to Foreclose Quickly Against Deadbeats Who are Destroying Neighborhoods”
LEE COUNTY CLERK: CHARLIE GREEN Executive Assistant: Laura Bennett P. O. Box 2469, Ft. Myers, FL 33902 or 1700 Monroe Street, Ft. Myers, FL 33901 Telephone (239) 533-5000 (main) http://www.leeclerk.org/ Move is on for non-court Florida foreclosures A proposal by the Florida Bankers Association to allow foreclosures without a court hearing is arousing violent sentiments … Read more
Florida Bankers to States Citizens: “Bend Over!!! Your Assets are Mine!!!” Florida Consumer Protection and Homeowner Credit Rehabilitation Act
The Florida Consumer Protection and Homeowner Credit Rehabilitation Act / The Nonjudicial Foreclosure Act for Nonhomestead Properties I urge you to read this entire article and all of the links within. Millions of people could potentially be affected by this in one way or another if these bills pass… The Florida Bankers Association, like a … Read more
The Subtle Nationalization of the Banks and Housing Market – How the Taxpayers Support the Banks through Pseudo Nationalization – We Own the Financial Junk and the Banks Collect the Profits – The Stunning SIGTARP Report
From Dr Housing Bubble Blog I was amazed at how many people got all worked up when the idea of nationalizing the banks came up. These people fail to pay attention to the fact that we’ve already nationalized Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and these two giants essentially hold up the entire edifice of the … Read more
