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Homeowners are getting slammed in Ohio with fraudulent filings (judicial foreclosure state).
I have reviewed affidavits filed in our county court with sworn statements by the "servicer" that the "TRUST" holds and owns the note as the "proof", while at the same time the copy of the electronically scanned image of the note attached to either the complaint or affidavit has no endorsements to any other entity from the original lender or even an
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Have you noticed that your homeowner's insurance policy is not in line with the current value of your home? I am not referring to the assessed value here. I am also not referring to the fact that FL homes are now selling for 70% of the value to rebuild them. I am referring to the cost to rebuild with complete replacement value.
Noticing that mine was way out of line, I felt it prudent to contact my agent. The agent ordered a complete replacement cost valuation and submitted it to th
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The proof is in the pudding;
"In actual practice, confusion over who owns and holds the note stems less from the fact that the note may have bee
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In the absence of media scrutiny, academics were on the forefront of explaing the mortgage meltdow
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NEW YORK (AP) — The 10 banks that received the most bailout aid during the financial crisis spent over $16 million on lobbying efforts in the first half of 2010, as the debate over financial regulatory reform reached its height.
Disclosure reports show that the banks that got the most government help in late 2008 and early 2009 also invested the most to influence members of Congress, the White House, the Federal Reserve, Treasury Department and a long list of federal agencies as new ru
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