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Are banks like Wells Fargo the new slumlords? Pam Ragland’s post-foreclosure story.
Though it gets less publicity these days than it did in years past, the foreclosure crisis in the U.S. lingers. Sometimes it isn’t even the homeowners who suffer most from foreclosure. Approximately 40% of the time, according to some estimates, … Continue reading
Posted in California, Eviction, Foreclosure, Foreclosure fraud, Securitization Fail, US Bank, Wells Fargo
Tagged AB 2610, DocX, foreclosure, foreclosure fraud, fraud, lease, Linda Green, Lorraine Brown, Ocwen, Orange County, Pam Ragland, Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act, Ragland v. US Bank, tenants, Wells Fargo
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Why didn’t Yvanova help Yvanova? Q & A with CA attorney David Seal
The foreclosure defense arguments of some California homeowners were given a big boost by the recent California Supreme Court decision in Yvanova v. New Century Mortgage. In fact, just last week, we published an interview with one such homeowner, … 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
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