@Marilyn Lane, I think they are all up to something really sneaky. They always are. This website won’t even let you in without paying for a subscription. I just think it has come to the point that there is soo much corruption that they are all trying to cover each others asses and lying, lying and lying about everything. It looks like everyone is in on the cover-up. Even the lawyers who are supposed to be on our side, I have caught them LYING AND TRYING TO COVER UP THE TRUTH. My county recorders office told me a few months ago that I should have all of my i’s dotted and my t’s crossed BEFORE I go and talk to a lawyer. HA! Even the title companies, the real estate corps were in on this scam How else can fraudclosed on properties be called REO’s? Even the Major News Networks are in on the selling of FRAUDCLOSURES. MSNBC FOR ONE. This is a gigantic conspiracy and the MULTINATIONAL CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE HAVE HIJACKED EVERYTHING IN AMERICA. It is sick. They make me want to hurl on all of them.

Since I haven’t read the article on “The race to erase recording mistakes” I hopefully thought it could mean “put the properties back in true owners name”

This “fix” for the system is really not needed. This system was never broken or outdated. It was put in place to protect our property rights and secure the lenders collateral lien. The mortgage fraud was not done by accident or human error. It was intentional to cover up for the Ponzi Scheme and the Origination Fraud committed by Fannie/Freddie. Now that they GAMED the so called “outdated” system to their full advantage and made trillions from it, they want to blame the system, and “fix it” with computers and KILL MORE JOBS. They also want to get rid of the GSE’s who perped the whole PONZI SCHEME. They are so freaking deceptive they make me want to hurl., After they “fix” this, when people will go to buy a home all they will have is MERS to protect their property rights and there will be no proof of transactions in the name of homeowners and no clean chain of title for the homeowners or need for the criminals to prove they own the debt ever again. Same goes for the seller of the home. That is just beautiful for the sheisters. Not so beautiful for the purchaser or seller. It is all completely and incredibley deceptive and an absurdity to say the least. This is the same thing they want to do with our U.S. CONSTITUTION AND BILL OF RIGHTS by saying that to is too old and outdated. Our forefathers had their number and our backs over 200 years ago and they also had it right the first time. Same thing goes for the protection of our Property Rights. Our forefathers had that right, too and those laws date back all the way to the Magna Carta, The only thing that I see broken that needs to be fixed is the DEMOCRAT/REPUBLICAN PARADIGM. THAT NEEDS TO CHANGE. THEY ARE ALL COMPLETELY CORRUPTED. TIME TO VOTE OUTSIDE OF THE BOX IN 2012 AND DO NOT VOTE FOR ANY OF THE REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRAT MACHINE POLITICIANS…They are all really destroying our nation.

You know, a part of me wants to apologize for feeling this way… until I realize that it’s the part of me that was trained by Corporate America to think that Corporate America is always right… and they aren’t. So to bad, to sad, I wanna see ya all hang in hell. And that’s my right. I’m an American who believes America does stand for something decent and right and whereas shovelin coke and doin whores might be a gas, when ya start kickin decent living people out of their houses to fund your vices… I’d go on, but I don’t want it in print!

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Wednesday, April 13, 2011

The Race to Erase Recording Mistakes

Wednesday, April 13, 2011
By Adam Leitman Bailey and Jackie Halpern Weinstein

Adam Leitman Bailey and Jackie Halpern Weinstein of Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. write: Beneath the public debacle of the robo-signing controversy exists another old timer in the world of recording: property transfer mistakes. The use of modern technology could eliminate most of these human caused problems, and a relatively minor investment of governmental funds could pay back enormous gains in modernizing the system