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		By: george trado		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[george trado]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[has a court case on that a note is no more when it goes to a REMI (spv)]]></description>
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		By: Richard F. Kessler		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Richard F. Kessler]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[Documentary Clearing House, LLC., publisher of &quot;cancelthe mortgagenow.com&quot; takes a similar position. DCH argues that the note is valid but securitization eliminates the status of note holder. Once a securitization takes place, there is no party left standing with the legal authority to enforce the mortgage note.
regarding the certificate holders, they are investors with a payment contract. The certificate holders do not hold an undivided, fractional interest in a mortgage note. When a securitization takes effect, it is as if the trustee bought 2,000-5,000 head of cattle (mortgages) but sold hamburgers(investment certificates) to investors. The investors own the hamburgers but have no fractional, undivided interest in the cattle.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Documentary Clearing House, LLC., publisher of &#8220;cancelthe mortgagenow.com&#8221; takes a similar position. DCH argues that the note is valid but securitization eliminates the status of note holder. Once a securitization takes place, there is no party left standing with the legal authority to enforce the mortgage note.<br />
regarding the certificate holders, they are investors with a payment contract. The certificate holders do not hold an undivided, fractional interest in a mortgage note. When a securitization takes effect, it is as if the trustee bought 2,000-5,000 head of cattle (mortgages) but sold hamburgers(investment certificates) to investors. The investors own the hamburgers but have no fractional, undivided interest in the cattle.</p>
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