Lynn Szymonaik list of robo signers on Fraud Digest
Posted by Shelley Erickson on August 2, 2011 at 9:22pm
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Who are the newest signers – who use MERS titles to assign mortgages TO BAC while actually working FOR BAC – signing as if they were MERS officers for dozens of different companies? The names appearing most often include:

Ricki Aguilar
Malik Basurto
Youda Crain
Diana DeAvila
Edward Gallegos
Christopher Herrara
Bud Kamyabi
Tina LeRaybaud
Jane Martorana
Martha Munoz
Srbui Muradyan
Debbie Nieblas
Yomari Quintanilla
Luis Roldan
Miguel Romero
Cynthia Santos
Swarupa Slee

These individuals, in 2011, have signed as MERS officers for the following mortgage companies and banks, including many that no longer existed in 2011:

Aegis Wholesale Corporation
American Brokers Conduit
America’s Wholesale Lender
Amnet Mortgage
Ampro Mortgage
Countrywide Bank, FSB
Decision One Mortgage Company
First Choice Funding, Inc.
First Interstate Financial Corp.
First National Bank of Arizona
Market Street Mortgage Corp.
M/I Financial Corp.
Millenia Funding Corporation
MortgageIt
One Mortgage Company, LLC
Pinnacle Direct Funding Corp.
Pulte Mortgage
Quicken Loans
Universal American Mortgage Company
Service Mortgage Underwriters, Inc.
Wilmington Finance, Inc.

CoreLogic in Chapin, South Carolina, is the keeper of these documents.

Bank of New York Mellon is the trustee for most of the CWABS and CWALT trusts that use these BAC documents.

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Too much corruption Rob…it is obviously at the State and Local level too…We have to stop participating…

….who would have realized that so many judges would end up in the hip-pockets of the banksters and elites…….That is what happens when you give very honorable, high priority jobs in the courts……to low paid people…like judges. What are they gonna’ do after the country is laid to waste? Leave?…….because there will be nowhere to hide…..murderous, bloodthirsty, homeless, homeowners will be everywhere……

Is this really a headscratcher? Defendants want to keep their houses and Plaintiffs don’t want their fraud exposed is it that simple or am I missing something? Non-judicial foreclosure would be a dream for the FL judicial system instead of the nightmare they have. You know what it means for we poor slobs that have a non-judicial system? The poor defaulter never knows who owns his loan, never has a chance to discover if his documentation is fraudulent, never gets to walk into court to have a chance to present it or is forced into bankruptcy, saving a few months to wind down a no-win pathway where they add all the past default to the bill and you still can’t pay, the only winners are the attorneys and judges in bk court. In fairness our bk judges have tried to get lenders to let them modify loans but nothing doing!
So, is maybe ignorance bliss?