Tag Archives: negotiation
WTF? BANK OF AMERICA AND FANNIE MAE SUPPOSEDLY HAVE THE SAME ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER
If we were to discover that a Mob boss shared the same address and phone number with a legitimate business–like a liquor store or some such—what would we say about that liquor store? We’d say that the liquor store was … Continue reading
Posted in Bank of America, California, Conspiracy, Crap-italism, Everything Is Rigged, Fannie Mae, Foreclosure, Foreclosure fraud, Secondary debt market, Securitization Fail
Tagged 1099, 400 National Way, Bank of America, Eric Mains, Fannie Mae, FDIC, Kemp v. Countrywide, Linda DeMartini, Living Lies, Matt Weidner, Max Gardner, MBS, Michele Sjolander, negotiation, non-negotiable, Pasadena, securitization fail, Simi Valley
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IT’S ALL ABOUT THE ENDORSEMENTS, Y’ALL
As we have written about many times here at LRM, endorsements on promissory notes are a big deal, to put it lightly (see list of articles at the end of this post). The judges know this. The banks know this. … Continue reading
HOW MORTGAGE SERVICERS ARE LIKE A STARBUCKS DRIVE-THRU
Neil Garfield writes again on the topic of “servicer advances” today, explaining in a nutshell what they are: “[Servicer advances] fall into the category of payments made to the creditor-investors, which means that the creditor on the original loan, or … Continue reading
WELLS FARGO “CORRECTS” DOCUMENTS TO TAKE HOUSES
In the Wells Fargo manual mentioned in the post “Conspiracy Fact, Not Theory: Wells Fargo’s Manual”, we find the following statement on p. 32: “Files needing a corrected endorsement or assignment will not follow the Wells Fargo policy of returning … Continue reading
IS THERE EVEN A “NOTE HOLDER” TO PAY?
Reaction to a post at Living Lies today in which Neil Garfield said: “If the owner can’t be known, are we really saying that the borrower still owes the money on the fictitious debt that was described in ether note … Continue reading
Posted in Debt, Fannie Mae, Foreclosure, Foreclosure fraud, MERS
Tagged Bank of America, Carpenter v. Longan, endorsement, Fannie Mae, Kemp v. Countrywide, Kirby v. Bank of America, Living Lies, MERS, Michele Sjolander, negotiation, Neil Garfield, note holder, possession, promissory note, Recontrust, transfer
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