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MERS Info – Discovery – Submissions – Interrogatories


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9 Comments

  1. Vee
    June 17, 2011 at 2:48 PM — Reply

    You should try to obtain a securitization audit asap to show how your loan from the original lender to US Bank; it is costly but worth it.

  2. Lisa
    May 23, 2011 at 10:46 AM — Reply

    What do I do when MERS has assigned to US BANK NATIONAL TRUST FOR EQUIFIRST CORP. and assignment ELECTRONICALLY filed. This is EXHIBIT A included in the Motion for Summary Judgment. I have court on 7/12/11, and need to respond to this asap.

  3. kp
    October 4, 2010 at 5:59 PM — Reply

    We got a copy of the mortgage from the county records – there were no signatures for the “witness” (of our signatures) even though there was a space for it. This was the only document on the county record. Can we assume there has been no assignment?

    Please if anyone knows of an attorney (we are in Hawaii) who could help fight this for us, it would be much appreciated. One of the largest firms (specializing in RE) here (CarlSmith Ball) has not even returned our phone calls. (Leads me to think they are working for the banks.)

    • L.C. Esq
      October 28, 2010 at 8:11 AM — Reply

      KP, a large law firm = corporate work. They almost never represent individual citizens unless it has to do with business, tax, or estate planning, or they’re rich people with things like divorce or libel suits. You want to look for a smaller place (usually 50 laywers or fewer). The best way to go is to call the state Bar’s referral hotline, and get some names of attorneys who do what you need and then research them through Martindale Hubbell (or just look at Martindale).

      What’s listed in the online land registry is often the first page of the document and not more, so it may not have signatures (I think they do this to cut down on the risk of identity theft). You could go to the physical registry, which might have the entire document and any other documents related to that specific property.

      Good luck!

  4. Steve Vondran
    May 18, 2010 at 1:18 AM — Reply

    Great article. Keep up the good fight in this war on foreclosure!

    Steve Vondran
    Arizona and California Foreclosure Defense Lawyer
    Phone (877) 276-5084

    • debra aiello
      September 20, 2010 at 3:49 PM — Reply

      Steve,
      I see you are an atty. in Arizona. We are not currently in foreclosure, but I would like to pre-empt.
      Have you ever demanded the lender produce the note on any homes not in forclosure?

  5. vt
    March 7, 2010 at 1:01 PM — Reply

    For a complete listing of MERS Member Banks, please go to:

    http://chinkinthearmor.net/2010/03/04/list-of-mers-board-of-directors-and-a-z-list-of-mers-member-banks/

    • Elyse
      July 22, 2010 at 11:01 AM — Reply

      The link is not working? I would love to see it. I went to the MERS website as it was mentioned last week that MERS would now expose the “hidden” lenders, however, it does not!

  6. jz
    December 1, 2009 at 5:37 PM — Reply

    Thankyou, I am not a lawyer just a dad helping one of his children. To whomever publish this information on MERS I am grateful.

    I am currently suing MERS, several banks,and a title company.

    The sad truth is I have talked to several lawyers and have yet to find one that really has a grasp of Mortgage Fraud,and violations of RESPA and TILA they all want large sums of non-existent money upfront to negotiate a loan modification which I can do myself any day of the week.

    Again Thank you and I will post any additions to this file

    JZ

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