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Why not Breach of Contract by law based on RESPA requirements...?

Please anybody that can chime in.

Even though I keep hearing the excuse that the Deed of Trust is not a BiLateral Contract because it is "executed" by just the borrowers signature how can this be true?

Because of the Lenders requirements to RESPA and the usual statement regarding the Sub of Trustee procedure that is usually included and the fact that both of these are strictly defined by law, doesn't that create a BILATERAL CONTRACT TO PERFORM BY LAW? It doesn't have to even be mentioned in the deed if it is.

Why is it not a BREACH OF CONTRACT for FAILURE TO PERFORM BY-LAW? where by loaning money for a mortgage the lender takes the responsibility TO PERFORM, being REQUIRED BY LAW to respond to QWR's not only in the absolute, but within a LEGAL TIMEFRAME. I have been stating this for 2 years now as one of the many BofA/Lender DEFAULTS that the Borrowers have no recourse to record.

Failure to respond, as is LEGALLY REQUIRED, to multiple QWR's over a 9 month period IS a breach of the contract to me, long before I ever stopped paying them.

Also every DOT that I have read specifically states the procedures to Sub Trustee. In my case that was screwed up and not followed per the DOT. Doesn't that create another Breach of Contract by Failure to Perform By Law?

Just having a brain fart and thought I'd see what you thought.

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Permalink Reply by I Enjoy No Debt on February 9, 2012 at 10:54am

You are probably not going to get much relief from these violations, you need to find out where the Note was sold.I have talked to other people that have won small victories, but it appears that the real issue is the Note.

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