Can’t you get your home back if there is fraud in every closing document, in particular the note and deed, which voids the alleged loans from inception. There is mass fraud in every transaction and document in the securitization, origination, processing, servicing fraud, fraudulent claims of delinquency, default, and finally illegal foreclosure which is based on mass fraud. If some purchased you foreclosed property, they can’t have clear title, as the property still belongs to the homeowner foreclosed on, it seems to me.

@RetributionNow – We’ve been in foreclosure since 2008 as well. But we’re in New York and after the judge granted the motion she gave the Plantiff’s 2 weeks to show why she shouldn’t grant the overturn and dismissal with prejudice. So it’ll take 3-4 weeks to get the Supreme Court decision (in about another 2-3 weeks). in my case I not only wrote letters but also submitted all the fruadulent paperwork along with exhibits proving fraud to every state and US Government I could think of as well as to the OCC. They are not going to wear me down because I have GOD on my side and a hell of a fight in me. If you knew then what you know now you could of stayed in your home just as we did and fight these devils back. It’s not about getting a free house, it’s about them not getting a free house fraudulently, a house they’re not entitled to.

juicejuice, I’m interested to hear if you won your case. Do you mean the supreme court of Florida? I represented myself pro se in my foreclosure proceedings and was able to hold off the Florida Default Law Group for 11 months, but they wore me down and I was foreclosed on in June 2008. If I had known then what I know now, I would have appealed and WON. I felt like I was the only one at that time, sitting by myself in that small room with the judge on the PHONE with the “attorneys” (were any of Sterns’ people really attorneys? you have to wonder…), and I even pointed out to the judge himself the Florida statute that says he has the responsibility to dismiss a foreclosure proceeding if fraud can be proved on the part of the plaintiff, and I had done an extensive amount of research and proved in my objections that they had committed fraud. But the judge ignored me.

So I am really interested to know if you won your case with the supreme court and what came of it. I’m sure others who might visit this website would be interested too.

Thanks 🙂

@Retributionnow , I agree with you one thousand percent. Yes, people who already lost their home should be compensated for these crooks stealing their homes in a unlawful and illegal manner. My family was a victim of this fraud but GOD gave me the knowledge and wisdom to check and discover fraud and botched paperwork. I dugged deep and found fraud on top of fraud and submitted it to Supreme Court and was granted “Order to Show Cause w/TRO”….. I hope and will keep praying for the less fortunate because they can’t be forgotten about.

THIS IS JUSTICE.

NOT A FREE HOUSe.

JUSTICE!

Next question — when are lawsuits like this going to start happening for all the millions of American who have already lost our homes to fraud? Is it fair that the only people beginning to get justice are the ones currently in foreclosure?

No, it isn’t. We realize we may not be able to get our homes back, but we are certainly due compensation to the tune of all that we lost — some people put a lot of cash down and still lost their homes; some people did a lot of costly renovations and still lost their homes — we are due financial compensation for all that we have lost monetarily and in every other way.

When is this going to become a priority issue?