Sound familiar? It should…

Freddie Mac / Bank of America / Taylor Bean Whitaker – IMPORTANT INFO & STATEMENT REGARDING ASSIGNMENTS… TRANSFERS… NOTE OWNERSHIP!!!

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“Indeed, it appears as though many loans and other mortgage-related assets have been double and even triple-pledged to various constituencies“

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Ironically, the lenders mentioned below are Bank of America and Taylor, Bean & Whitaker…

From the report…

Who owns my loan?

By Michael Schwanke KWCH 12 Eyewitness News

(WICHITA, Kan.) — Debbie Weber says it’s consumed her life.

“I was spending four and five days a week… hours working on this. My husband would come home and see me on the floor with papers and say Debbie you got to stop this,” says Weber.

The Webers, tight on money, decided to refinance their home.

Things went smoothly until two statements, from two different companies, for two different amounts arrived in the mail. She didn’t know who to pay and risked losing her home.

“I wasn’t going to take this lying down. This is our home they’re messing with.”

Because she fought back, Debbie discovered something that surprised her even more. Neither company can even prove they own her loan.

“We want to get the word out this isn’t just happening in Wichita. This is happening all over the U.S.”

Eric Bruce, the Weber’s attorney, says she’s right. It is happening more than you think.

“It shouldn’t happen. The problem is you can’t figure out who owns the mortgage because they really don’t know,” says Bruce.

But Kansas law says they have to. That’s why the Webers took their company, Bank of America, to court.

“What you do is say I’ve got to fight back and we need more people to understand they have the right to fight back,” says Bruce.

Bruce says he’s representing other clients who have it even worse than the Webers.

“Since the first of the year I haven’t seen a mortgage foreclosure filed by a national lender where the paper work shows that they own the loan.”

The ordeal for the Weber’s isn’t over. The case is still in litigation, but the court is making the company prove it owns the mortgage. In the Weber’s case, their previous company, Taylor. Bean & Whitaker went out of bankrupt.

For the complete story go here…

KWCH Video

Coincidence? I think not…

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