Tag Archives: Federal Reserve
IFR COVER-UP, PART TWO: ILLEGITIMATE FORECLOSURES
Yesterday’s post questioned why mortgage servicers–and not mortgage investors–were punished by the IFR. The reason for that question is this: servicers are supposed to be mere debt collectors. That is, servicers are not the entities to whom a debt is … Continue reading →
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Tagged China, currency war, Fannie Mae, Federal Reserve, foreclosure, Freddie Mac, GSE, HSH v. Barclays, Independent Foreclosure Review, Kemp v. Countrywide, Living Lies, Neil Garfield, OCC, QE unlimited, UCC
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IFR COVER-UP: THE PRINCIPAL/AGENT SCAM REVEALED, PART ONE
So if any of us can stand yet more commentary on the So-Called Independent Foreclosure Review (SCIFR), I have a question–why were only the “servicers” punished? Why weren’t the holders and/or owners of the notes punished? After all, the servicers … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barclays, Fannie Mae, Federal Reserve, foreclosure, foreclosure fraud, Freddie Mac, In re Hwang, In re Vargas, Independent Foreclosure Review, Judge Bufford, LIBOR, Living Lies, Matt Weidner, Max Gardner, MBS, Neil Garfield, note holder, OCC, promissory note, QE, QE unlimited, servicer
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