Wrongful Foreclosure Defense

Are You a Victim of Bank Fraud?

Has your home been foreclosed on by a non-real party of interest?  (ie. Your “lender” who is in fact a servicer stole your house)

You might be entitled to up to 3 times the value of your loan for fraud, theft and racketeering claims against these banksters if you can prove that they were not the real parties of interest at the time they foreclosed your home.

It is said that the most dangerous person in the world is someone who has nothing to lose; particularly if he has incriminating evidence.  You see, if your lender foreclosed on you without proper proof of perfected chain of title as required by State law, then they are breaking the law.  Not only that, you have “Crime Scene Investigation (CSI)” evidence of the crime being committed against you.  It’s one thing to defend against a home being foreclosed on, it’s another where there is evidence that the bank was caught red handed committing fraud.  For them “it’s too late to back out”.

You see, if we can prove that your loan has been securitized then clearly it can be proven that the bank who foreclosed on you was not the real party of interest.

Our complete step by step coaching program shows you the process you will need to take to uncover the fraud (and prove to the judge that damage is done to you).

We provide you with sample pleadings that other homeowners have used to fight their lender in a wrongful foreclosure civil action.

With your membership, you will also get access to our member directory so you can connect with other members of the program to collaborate, share ideas, network as well as support.

Here’s what you get:

- Sample Wrongful Foreclosure Pleadings you can customize naming the “lender” that wrongfully stole your house.

- Time sensitive, automated content drip coaching that will tell you what you need to do, and when so you don’t get overwhelmed.

- Access to our Weekly Conference Calls so you can collaborate and connect with other homeowners

- Access to our resources library where you can access legal research to help you build your case.

- Access to sample Defense Arguments (ie. what to do once the bank answers) from previous homeowners.

- Access to sample interrogatories.  You also have access to sample Request for Admissions documents designed to make your “lender” squirm because they know that you know their fraud.

- Sample settlement letters.  This letter will be sent out to Opposing Counsel to get them to settle rather than to go to court to have their fraud exposed.  It is designed to have your pretender lender “tap out”.

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Bonus

1) With your membership, you also receive special member heavily discount prices to our other services.

2) You will also gain instant access to our video library, including our 4 hour seminar on foreclosure defense.

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Disclosure and Condition of Membership

1) We make no guarantees of success implied or otherwise.  You are joining a membership organization and membership benefits.

2) No personal Coaching or consultation.  This is a membership organization.  This does not entitle members to demand personal access to the managers of the organization for personal coaching, consultation or otherwise.  Interaction with the organization is limited to strictly email communication and conference calls.

3) No Refunds.  This is a one time membership fee with no refund for whatever reason.  Your membership dues are used to support the organization and pay for maintenance and staffing.

4) None of our team are lawyers.  We do not represent that we are members of any legal profession.  Nothing offered within the membership program can be construed as giving legal advice, implied or otherwise.  Members are advised to seek legal counsel at all times.

5) Get Prepaid Legal.  Members are strongly advised to join prepaid legal before signing up for membership with the Foreclosure Defense membership organization.  Prepaid legal offers affordable legal advice for our members.

6) This membership is for personal use only.  You are not permitted to use our information to start your own foreclosure defense business.  This is a pro se support resource.

7) This is a private membership association.  Members of the BAR association and any persons working with/for a member of the BAR are not permitted to join our organization (Hurley v. Irish-American Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Group of Boston, 515 U.S. 557 (1995), the Court ruled that a group may exclude people from membership if their presence would affect the group’s ability to advocate a particular point of view).  This is a lawful assembly of private citizens as protected under the First Amendment (the right to free speech and the right to lawful assembly), Fourth Amendment (against illegal search and seizures without probable cause) and the Fourteenth Amendment (nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law) of the Constitution of the United States.  Our charter forbids any members of the legal profession from joining.  Any persons associated with the BAR association of any kind who joins our association is willfully in breach of Tort and explicitly agrees on a self executing agreement and confession for $100 million dollars for use our confidential and proprietary material.  Should any materials within our coaching program be used as evidence in any court, then the BAR association in question explicitly agrees to these terms.  What happens behind our membership organization is a private matter and is not subject to BAR jurisdiction.  See US Supreme Court (RAILROAD TRAINMEN V. VIRGINIA BAR, 377 U. S. 1 (1964) and NAACP V. BUTTON, 371 U. S. 415 (1963)).  We will put a commercial lien on your treasonous organization should you want to contract with us.  All law is contract and all contracts are law.  This is a binding contract.  You have been warned.
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Cost

Our Normal Cost for this program is $900 plus $20/month. (you are free to discontinue at any time)

INTRODUCTORY Special Price: $349 plus $20/month (a $541 discount)



  • #1 written by Barry Ferrell
    about 5 months ago

    This can be a big problem for the majority because a lot of people will have difficulty in thinking of the perfect and most appropriate way on how they will be able to solve this kind of problem. Good thing you have decided to show this to us because this will really help a lot.

  • #2 written by Eve Montz
    about 7 months ago

    @Rachel

    You should always consult legal counsels if that happens. They can find ways for you to end the gap or what you want if you have foreclosure problems.

    Sometimes you become a victim by bank frauds even if you’re watching closely. They have their strategy on how persuade a person so for me I better watch more closely.

  • #3 written by Darla
    about 7 months ago

    Wrongful closures are a great pain for any one. I, personally, haven’t experienced this. However, I know people who were victims of these bank frauds. I like your statement which says that the most dangerous person in this world is the one who has nothing to lose.

    Your program seems to help people come out of this devastating circumstances and the price you offered seems reasonable. I think people should be more cautious and know their rights to combat such evils.

  • #4 written by Rachel Howard
    about 8 months ago

    This is a great info on how to fight against wrongful foreclosures. I really don’t know what really are wrongful foreclosures. It is much better if we can consult a legal counsel who knows bout foreclosures.

  • #5 written by Martin Dressler
    about 9 months ago

    It’s about time.

    If Washington won’t put these thieves in jail, the least we can do is take away their ill-gotten gains _ using the courts to remedy their fraud is sweet justice.

    It’s not over until it’s over.

  • #6 written by Teresa
    about 10 months ago

    I was foreclosed June 7, 2011 and my house, located in San Diego, California reverted back to the investor. I have hired Homeowner Retention Service to assist me in reversing the sale, of course there is no guarantee. I am just looking for other options just in case they are unable to help me reverse the sale and get my title back to my name. Do you have a program for my scenario and what is your success rate?
    Please advise
    Thank you!

  • #8 written by Anonymous
    about 10 months ago

    I was wondering if there is any other area on the website for the “community support group” other than the Local Meet-Ups. I was quite disappointed to see that there is not much activity there and questions were not being answered. Contacted the local lawyer listed there but he didn’t seem to “really” get it. I was hoping to get more support other than the “pre-membership” questions. There was not much interaction/discussion going on to learn from and not much support from others and from admin. Thanks.

    • #9 written by admin
      about 10 months ago

      We will be looking into implementing a member forum area in the near future.

      Thank you for your support.

      • #10 written by Ray
        about 8 months ago

        A member forum is a great idea. It will enable people to share their experiences and gain some insite on how to tackle the problem.

  • #11 written by Anonymous
    about 10 months ago

    In your sample pleading, you have this stated:
    Under State Civil Code, a foreclosure must be done by a party entitled to enforce the promissory note. The party must show evidence of perfected security interest in order to have Standing to foreclose. Is there a specific statute in Texas that applies to this claim?

    • #12 written by admin
      about 10 months ago

      Please consult with a paralegal who can help you research the statutes specifically relating to TX.

      Please download the latest copy of the Reference file (found in module 1). There, you can locate this file called “Foreclosure Statutes State by State.xls”
      http://screencast.com/t/60NtGyq6L4v

  • #13 written by Angela from Las Vegas
    about 10 months ago

    I am so glad I stumbled on your website…just by desperately looking for info on how to fight against wrongful foreclosures. I BOUGHT 8 copies of the “Foreclosure Defense Guidebook” so that I can share the program with my network and homeowners fighting to keep their homes…also signing up for the affiliate program. Thanking God everday for people like Vince Khan!!

  • #14 written by Anonymous
    about 10 months ago

    Is forensic examination necessary in wrongful foreclosure defense or just the MSI Audit?

    • #15 written by admin
      about 10 months ago

      We recommend that people get a securitization audit to provide proof.

  • #16 written by James H
    about 1 year ago

    In the foreclosure Defense Handbook it says that “a loan and stock cannot exist at the same time” and “a loan converted to a stock is permanently attached” and “an asset in an SEC filing is permanently attached”. I have been through many documents on the SEC website and cannot find any sections which deal with this.
    In preparing my Complaint for the court I need to back up these statements giving the SEC rule (or whatever authority it is) which establishes these criteria and is therefore the law behind these statements.
    Where can these rules/laws be found, which part of the millions of SEC (or whatever authority it is) documents deal with this ?

    • #17 written by Nancy
      about 1 year ago

      James, did anyone get back to you about this? My cabin was foreclosed on and I have 20 days to respond to the lawsuit against us (by the servicer) who wants to sue us because we wouldn’t quit claim it to them. Apparently the title companies messed up the title and it’s not clean… therefore they can’t sell it. I want to try and get my cabin back. So, I’m curious if you have recieved any help at all.

  • #18 written by Val
    about 1 year ago

    In 2007 my Oregon home was foreclosed upon. The so-called lender first attempted a non-judicial foreclosure (Trustee’s Sale). I fought it and so they switched to a judicial foreclosure and they succeeded. Recently a non-attorney, but knowledable, friend informed me that what happened was not legal, lenders can only use one method, not both. I hope my friend is right, do you know the answer? Thank you.

  • #19 written by Val
    about 1 year ago

    Thank you for sharing your great work. I started reading your ebook and couldn’t put it down, finally finished at 4:30 in the morning.
    Chase repo’ed my home in Oregon about 4 years ago through judicial foreclosure. During the 6 month redemption period I sold my Redemption Rights and rececieved far less than the M.A.I. appraised value of the property. The buyer knew I was in a tight spot and showed no mercy.
    Question = Suppose I sue Chase and win, is it likely that Chase will simply do the right thing and cut me a check in a timely manner? I hope you understand my concern, it’s one thing to win, and quite another matter to collect your winnings. Those who stop foreclosure and keep their property have in a sense automatically collected by retaining ownership. Can you tell me what others in similar situations to mine have experienced? Thank you again.

    • #20 written by admin
      about 1 year ago

      Hey Val

      You are absolutely right. It is one thing to win a judgment, it’s another to collect. That said, a judgment win against a bank is relatively easy to collect…unlike trying to collect from some deadbeat. Banks HAVE MONEY and ASSETS that can be liquidated. You just have to know how to collect on a judgment…it’s pretty straight forward.

      When you win, you will likely be asking for money damages. You will not get your old house back given that it has been so long ago…but, money is always good.

      Thanks for your support. Good luck.

  • #21 written by James H
    about 1 year ago

    I interviewed an attorney to see about him representing me what he said was interesting.

    (Background) Final Jjudgment of Foreclosure was granted on my home in Florida last year. I did not contest the foreclosure cos I didn’t know I could. I know my mortgage was securatized cos the plaintiff was “US Bank… as Trustee for Pass Through certificate etc.etc”

    I explained to attorney about how the fraud works with banks presenting worthless documents to the court and getting a foreclosure which is fraud. Attorney asked what was my loss ? I said my equity in the home. He said there was no equity cos my house was underwater before the foreclosure action started and that was why I stopped paying the loan. This is correct.
    He said I had sustained no actual loss so I could not sue for that.
    I said what about Fraudulent Foreclosure ?
    He said if I won the court could set aside the foreclosure and restore the house to me but I would still have a financial obligation to continue paying the mortgage.
    If I did not pay and remained in the house perhaps they may not be able to foreclose and I could live there forever without paying the mortgage. But he could see no way I could claim any financial loss cos I had not sustained one.
    I don’t want the house or to live there (too many bad memories) so where do I go from here ?
    Any suggestions anybody ?
    I would like to get the suggested punitive damages of 3 times the value of my loan – does anybody know anything about that.

    • #22 written by admin
      about 1 year ago

      Listen. If the bank foreclosed on your property without rightful authority to, then they are committing theft. They caused you to lose your home whereas in Florida, they should have been required to submit proof that they actually had the authority to…but they didn’t. They are therefore breaking the law. All you are asking for is remedy for the fact that they stole your house. Until the right party shows up with authority to foreclose, you are still entitled to the due process of the law as governed by Florida Statutes. Because they took your house unlawfully, you suffered damages. Don’t talk about equity unless you actually have any.

  • #23 written by Jromcar
    about 1 year ago

    is there any available sample pleadings in california too?

    • #24 written by admin
      about 1 year ago

      Our pleadings should work in all 50 States.

  • #25 written by Jim Walden
    about 1 year ago

    I was foreclosed 2 years ago. Can I use your process to back after my home?

    • #26 written by admin
      about 1 year ago

      A wrongful foreclosure is when one party believes the other party has committed fraud. Check with your legal counsel. In most states, there are no statutes of limitations on fraud.

  • #27 written by somphit saelim
    about 1 year ago

    Hi I have my Forensic Audit Title Report done . That is the same with Securitization Audit? if not what infomation do you need. To do Securitization Audit. I will have Unlawful Detainer eviction Trial on 2/12/2011. If I pay you today will you get it done for me by that date?
    thank you

    • #28 written by admin
      about 1 year ago

      A securitization audit is where an auditor testifies that your loan has been securitized. A forensic audit is where an auditor finds out where RESPA and Tila has been violated but does not say anything about who the real parties of interest for your note are.

  • #29 written by Fred Alfinda
    about 1 year ago

    Hello Admin, Yes, Renjie is my wife, and we have made a lot
    of inquiries, regading your securitization. As mentioned earlier,
    the ejectment leter is already in placed, (for the record, our
    property was foreclosed on Decmber 13, 2010. The Legal aid attorney
    helping us now, but we have not ask her about the securitization
    letter/note yet, as we are snowed in here in Alabama, but I will
    make a point of talking to her tomorrow if she could do something
    about it, I don’t if she is familiar with it, but I feel that she
    still needs more education regarding these matters, ( you know
    attorneys that don’t get it yet. Anyhow, I have just read your
    article about the Wrongful Foreclosure Defense,.. Can this be used
    and open a case after the ejectment notice had been awarded to the
    thieves that foreclosed my house wrongfully? I am asking you this ,
    because if it is possible, I will buy a membership and I will work
    on this as soon as I can so I can turn around and sue these
    thieves, that foreclosed my house illegally, and maybe at that time
    I can also attach my securitized letter to this lawsuit. I have a
    question though, the lenders have been trying to foreclosed this
    property for many times, we have our best to stop them, and
    ultimately, filed a chapter 7, a suggestion that we have followed
    from someone. after the BK7 was discharged, we have filed a TILA
    violation on the lenders which the district court Judge threw it
    out because of our BK7 filing. My question is, can we still sue
    these lenders with Illegal foreclosure? i would like to hear what
    you say. Thank you for your help, I hope I can use the wrongfull
    foreclosure defense. Please let m know so I will sign up for a
    membership ASAP. sincerely, Fred Alfinda

  • #30 written by Phil
    about 1 year ago

    Where can I find the Sample Wrongful Foreclosure Pleadings docs?

  • #31 written by admin
    about 1 year ago
  • #32 written by Mario
    about 1 year ago

    Hi I would like to order the program for wrongful
    foreclosure ASAP for the $1595/price. Please let me know how to
    proceed.

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