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LOANS DESIGNED TO FAIL
It is now more than evident that subprime loans, or any mortgage loans, were designed, or had no option but, to fail so that money could be made throughout the process by all involved then finally on insurance covering the REMIC, based on original loan amount, as well as CDS's (credit default swaps) the property retained and sold once more into the scam. "Gee Mom .. all the kids were…
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In this fraud and abuse of process case, plaintiff Cynthia Howard appeals the trial court’s
grant of defendant Trott & Trott, PC and Donald L. King’s motion for summary disposition
under MCR 2.116(C)(7) (statute of limitations), and MCR 2.116(C)(8) (failure to state a claim
on which relief may be granted). We affirm in part and reverse in part and remand.
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Finding info from the net in general and other sites I offer the following.
In order to maintain the integrity of the real estate mortgage backed security(RMBS) investment or securitization vehicles such as trusts, remic's etc. that your loan is/was a part of you must look at the MANDATED procedure to extract a defaulted mortgage from the pool. You may see (most probably) that your loan has mortgage insurance and is declared PAID IN FULL on default. In other words a third…
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Here is a bit of FEDERAL case law that might have legs in the foreclosure arena as I fail to see the difference in what happens daily in foreclosures across America. As I have been saying all along the banks perpetrated the fraud and the mills and attorneys that worked at them presented it to the court causing harm.…
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is www.msfraud.com your blog? I go there all the time. It's very good.
P&G made promises they did not keep. They have no one in thier firm other than Carlin Phillips. He dropped us while we were in the middle of settlement negotiations, and leaving us vulnerable. He did no investigative work whatsover, we found inconsistencies in our cases. I can go on and on. If you need more I would be happy to send you a detailed report of his fallacies.
Hey I want to share some information on the FDIC and using the FOI request there.
I filed a request at 13:42 today and I already have spoken with the FDIC and have my information on the way.
FYI...they have two separate schedules. ONLY 7% of the loans that FDIC took over were owned by Indy Mac.
ALL of the rest were only serviced by Indy Mac.
THEREFORE: If your loan, like mine, is in the schedule that Indy Mac did not own...their chain of title may well be broken.