Comments on: Press Release | Washington Attorney General’s Investigation Turns Up Additional Foreclosure Process Problems

By: Ron Moss

Ron Moss — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 19:48:32 +0000

Maybe we can still file in Kenya about our MERS ordereed foreclosure

By: Danelle Hills

Danelle Hills — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 21:58:38 +0000

In reply to talktotennessee. See these sites: livinglies.com; debtorboards.com; foreclosurehamlet.org and the other sites mentioned onscreen to the right of this article with comments. There is also a paularush.com, and Google Christine Baker and Bay House - she is a credit expert. If any of my listings is wrong, try it with .net or .org or .com instead of the extension I used. My memory may have been off a bit. Hope this helps.

By: see

see — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 21:46:59 +0000

You have to be willing to go all the way and stick to it. Why do you have to REMIND the Trustees to perfom foreclosures in good faith? Shouldn’t that be standard knowledge? It’s like you have to remind a child to brush their teeth. Of course these Trustees are not going to follow the law or a threat because they know nothing will be done to them. Again, like a child, if you just threaten and not follow through the child will continue their behavior. These AGs need to take action instead of telling these Trustees to pay nice. Nail these guys to the wall for all to see. Hell even put it on TV for the public viewing. All of this is a waste of time, because in the end the banks rule the world. People who have already lost their homes to fraudclosure will never see justice. We can only hope and pray future homeowners in foreclosure will prevail, but I have my doubts. The banks have all the control.

By: l vent

l vent — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 15:12:28 +0000

Contact an attorney if there is fraud in the mortgage? Are they literally joking? I can’t find a foreclosure defense attorney anywhere who wants to fight these criminals. They are telling homeowners in fraudclosure to fight for yourself, pro se. THE ENITRE JUDICIAL BRANCH INCLUDING THE ATTORNEYS WHO ARE SUPPOSED TO BE WORKING FOR THE PEOPLE ARE COMPLETELY CORRUPTED. WE THE PEOPLE DO NOT WANT A STINKING FRAUDULENTLY INDUCED LOAN MODIFICATION, THAT IS MORE FRAUD AND MORE ROBBERY!!! RESCIND OUR LOANS!!!!! SOON THIS IS GOING TO CA– USE COMPLETE ANARCHY IN AMERICA. THERE IS NO LEGITAMITE HELP FOR HOMEOWNERS ANYWHERE. THE RULES AND LAWS ONLY APPLY TO THE VICTIMS AND THE CRIMINALS ARE NOW THE SAINTS IN THE EYES OF THE LAW AND THAT IS NOT ONLY COMPLETELY CORRUPT AND IMMORAL, THAT IS THE LAW OF THE JUNGLE. IS THAT REALLY WHAT THEY WANT? THEY WANT TO KEEP TRYING TO IGNORE US AND THEY ARE PAPERING OVER US AS IF WE ARE YELLLING AT THE WALL. THEY ARE ASKING FOR MASS CHAOS. THE PEOPLE KNOW THEY WERE INTETIONALLY SET UP TO FAIL AND DEFRAUDED BY THESE FINANCIAL TERRORISTS ON A MASSVE NATIONWIDE SCALE. RESCIND OUR LOANS.

By: Pamela

Pamela — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 14:53:28 +0000

While he appears to be doing the job the banks and servicers and foreclosure mills do not take him seriously.He issued a letter in Oct.2010 to all trustees in the state to make sure that everything was investagated before foreclosure and they blew him off,so now were back to it again.It’s great to make a statement but standing behind it and enforcing it are not being done.Good intentions paved the road to hell and with nothing behind them thats all they will ever be.If you can’t walk the walk or talk the talk you’re in the wrong field of work.He does neither.

By: Mary

Mary — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 14:32:22 +0000

Washington State was one of the last states to experience the downturn and several people I talked to were in denial about our State being even being hit. Thank you for covering this. I hope Mr. KcKenna is aware of the severity of the fraud taking place here and continues thearing from homeowners affected by this fraud.

Thank you 4ClosureFraud for publishing this.

By: talktotennessee

talktotennessee — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 14:12:00 +0000

Kudos to McKenna. Sounds like he has more guts than some of the in-name-only AGs that are beholden to the system! All non-judicial states should be making similar rules to protect homeowners rights. It will help keep lenders honest (if that is possible) in non-judicial states and help stabilize the market, forcing lenders to give homeowners every possible chance to pay or short sell. I know in TN that lenders are ignoring legitimate short sale attempts as “too much trouble” and B of A is one of the worse offenders in this regard. They spout a good game on their website but in reality fail to deliver on their promises, refusing to re-appraise, opting for rubberstamp broker opinions that suit their own agenda.
Bravo to 4closurefraud.org for continuing to track and publish extensive nationwide news on the subject. Otherwise there would be no knowledge or access to the deception happening in the industry. I know of no other site or location for additional information. Any who have access to information please publish sources.