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“Welcome to Freddie and Fannie’s Mortgage Shell Game”: Still As True As The Day It Was First Published
Due to some recent concerns from well-respected foreclosure fighters concerning this fantastic article from the great Shawn Newman possibly being disappeared from the Internet, we present “Welcome to Freddie and Fannie’s Mortgage Shell Game,” still as true today as it … Continue reading
Posted in Conspiracy, Crap-italism, Everything Is Rigged, Fannie Mae, Foreclosure, Foreclosure fraud, Paper terrorism
Tagged assignment, bifurcation, Carpenter v. Longan, deed of trust, Fannie Mae, foreclosure, foreclosure fraud, Freddie Mac, mortgage, negotiable instrument, note, nullity, Shawn Newman, shell game
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“Substantial Evidence” of “Forged” Endorsements: Wells Fargo Loses One
The money quote (pun very much intended) from Judge Robert Drain’s Memorandum of Decision, filed yesterday in a New York bankruptcy case regarding a Texas property in which attorney Linda Tirelli is representing the homeowner: I conclude that the foregoing … Continue reading
Posted in Conspiracy, Crap-italism, Everything Is Rigged, Financial Terrorism, Foreclosure, Foreclosure fraud, Living Lies, MERS, Paper terrorism, Securitization Fail, Wells Fargo
Tagged assignment, bankruptcy, Carpenter v. Longan, deed of trust, deposition, foreclosure, foreclosure fraud, foreclosure manual, forged endorsements, indorsements, John Kennerty, Linda Tirelli, MERS, MERS-LPS Racketeering Enterprise, mortgage, mortgage follows the note, New York, note, person entitled to enforce, PETE, Robert Drain, Task Force on Judicial Foreclosure Rules, Texas, Wells Fargo
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MERS ASSIGNMENTS “HAVE NO EFFECT”; MERS ADMITS TO NO CONTROL OVER NOTES
Jeff Barnes of Foreclosure Defense Nationwide breaks down the significance of the decision by the Supreme Court of Rhode Island in the case of Chhun v. MERS: “The homeowners had sued for declaratory relief, quiet title, and punitive damages, alleging … Continue reading
Posted in Foreclosure, Foreclosure fraud, MERS
Tagged admission, beneficiary, Chhun v. MERS, deed of trust, George Babock, MERS, mortgage, promissory note, Rhode Island
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5th Circuit Court Makes Mockery of Precedent
IMPORTANT NOTE/DISCLAIMER: The following article is not and should not be construed as legal advice and was not written by an attorney. It is merely a collection of common-sense, rational observations written by a sane, rational layperson with common sense. … Continue reading
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