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		By: Curious		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[So why aren&#039;t mortgagors filing quiet title suits, or are they? We got a 2008 Wachovia mortgage loan for our house in Hillsborough County FL, assigned to MERS 2 years ago. Wachovia is now out of business (sold to Wells Fargo, I believe), but our loan is now serviced by Chase. We&#039;re not in foreclosure, but Chase is panting on our necks. I&#039;d rather have Chase and MERS and the unknown trust defend their claims to the house in real court (I know a good bit of civil procedure) than to defend against foreclosure in rocket docket court. Two questions, then: 1) Can we assume there&#039;s no note endorsed to MERS or in blank? 2) Why would we fail in a quiet title suit claiming that full title rested in us since no one had standing to foreclose?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So why aren&#8217;t mortgagors filing quiet title suits, or are they? We got a 2008 Wachovia mortgage loan for our house in Hillsborough County FL, assigned to MERS 2 years ago. Wachovia is now out of business (sold to Wells Fargo, I believe), but our loan is now serviced by Chase. We&#8217;re not in foreclosure, but Chase is panting on our necks. I&#8217;d rather have Chase and MERS and the unknown trust defend their claims to the house in real court (I know a good bit of civil procedure) than to defend against foreclosure in rocket docket court. Two questions, then: 1) Can we assume there&#8217;s no note endorsed to MERS or in blank? 2) Why would we fail in a quiet title suit claiming that full title rested in us since no one had standing to foreclose?</p>
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