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Comment on Quiet title action erases mortgage by Bruce

Bruce — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 12:31:50 +0000

I have been working on the MERS thing since 2008, like so many in this country I too had lost my job after 40 years. My research along with our circumstances brought us to only one conclusion, bankruptcy. Unlike many before us we argued in federal court that the servicer did not have standing only have the court sweep it under the rug because the didn’t want us to create a president for future cases and the judge evern stated to the attorney for the bank that this was his worst nightmare. So here we are, there is a federal subpoena to Freddie Mac that has to be answered by the end of this month and the answers will show the servicer and attorneys to be committing fraud as well as conspiracy. This should be interesting for sure because more lies will be told to try and cover it up. What we all have uncovered goes all the way to washington and is being covered up at every level. God bless America and all those who are standing up for themselves and this great nation. If we can secure our property away from the bankerman is one more step in the direction of freedom. Good hunting and gods speed to all of you.

Comment on New twist on deed fraud: duplicate name corporation by jake wallace

jake wallace — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 17:06:16 +0000

In 2008, I had the US Consulate Sao Paulo, notarize a quick claim deed for a single property (40 acres) in Calif. In 2009, I discovered that a second piece of property (commercial 2 acres) was now included in the original deed and had been sold, but the consulate’s brass ring was broken and the third sheet-the property description has been swapped and no longer had the stamps and signatures like the two pages and now contained a second property not cited in the other documents. I reported to the DOI fraud unit in 2009, after after almost three years and many communications DOI stated they had concluded the investigation and had notified me. DOI appears to have mishandled the investigation; two titles companies were involved and denied any wrongdoing prior to the DOI; I mailed the deed to a title company as directed and the county clerk had filed the altered deed. My business partner claimed no wrongdoing and refused to produce the deed as did he title company.

What’s my recourse now?

Comment on 5 ways property ownership is impacted by economic instability by Beware of unreleased mortgages in a property title | Title Search

Beware of unreleased mortgages in a property title | Title Search — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 20:52:11 +0000

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Comment on Foreclosure investing 2012 by quittitles1

quittitles1 — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 10:50:48 +0000

If your bank is attempting to foreclose on you, there is a good chance that this could be a wrongful foreclosure and that the bank may no longer possess the title to your home due to their blatant disregard for following proper securitization guidelines.
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Comment on Quiet title action successfully used in foreclosure defense by Tess

Tess — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:57:48 +0000

I, too, would like to know of appellate court level decisions – particularly in Massachusetts.

Comment on Quiet title action erases mortgage by Carrie F Bekker

Carrie F Bekker — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 01:58:25 +0000

This is one of the best explanations I’ve read about quiet title actions. We currently have a quiet title lawsuit against the lender, servicer, etc. When I try to explain to my “foreclosure friends” (I have a Facebook page entitled Bekker Foreclosure Friends) what a quiet title action is, they don’t seem to get it. What’s worse is that there are so many homeowners who are representing themselves in bringing all sorts of lawsuits against the banks, et al — but they make the mistake of “throwing in the kitchen sink” which is the absolutely worst thing you can do because it gives the bank a treasure chest of legal rebuttals which ultimately results in the case being dismissed by the court judge. And there is so much misinformation in the news and on the blogs that homeowners don’t know what to believe. This Holocaust for Homeowners (I coined the term) is an absolute horror, and it’s not going to be resolved anytime soon. And then there’s the Sequel — Homeless Families and all of the complications of having noplace to live. I was reading an article the other day which stated that 1/3 of the homeless are FAMILIES. Divorce rates are skyrocketing, children are uprooted, hunger pangs are often a daily recurrence (it was for us just this past spring), crime rates are starting to rise — as are suicides and homicides/suicides of entire families. A few years ago one of our neighbors killed his entire family and then himself after losing his job. Our neighbor two doors down from us blew his brains out when he lost his job. His roommate brother found him like that. This is all very haunting — especially when there is virtually NOTHING being reported in the media about what’s happening to our own people who don’t stand a chance against the banks, regardless of the financial hardship that has hit so many due to job losses, illness, and other extreme circumstances which are often outside the control of the homeowners. And then there’s the “shame factor,” the perception that homeowners deserve it because they can’t make their mortgage payments. Well, in many cases these homeowners lost their jobs due to massive layoffs and often cannot find new ones because of so many people chasing too few jobs. This is not the Great Recession; it’s an outright Global Depression. Like the “Emperor with No Clothes” everyone totally ignores the Elephant in the Room.

Comment on Property Title Errors Are Not Rare Anymore by Tara McKeever

Tara McKeever — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 22:59:56 +0000

I would agree that quality control, fraud and lack of transparency have all impacted the quality of property records however I believe that the use of electronic records and title plants can be effective and are critical to meet the demands of buyer and lender. Further, with the exception of some rural areas, county property records are also electronic in nature and are only as reliable as the clerks who index the documents. Careful examination, common sense and quality review throughout the end to end process are key to a claim free owner/lender policy.

Comment on Mortgage assignment gap controversy is blowing up by Aalim Mohammad

Aalim Mohammad — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 02:20:49 +0000

My name is Aalim Mohammad, and my assignment has 6 ROBO SIGNERS in all on two assignment of mortgages on the assignments that were made on my property. I would like to know if you can help me with this situation which I believe is fraudulent. Please contact me, my email i aalimmohammad@comcast.net .

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