Helpful Sites

How did I get all the information I’ve gotten?  I get it from wonderful people in this movement who paved the way.  Here are the list of websites that I’ve used that are good sources of foreclosure defense information:

- The Foreclosure Defense Wiki www.stopforeclosurewiki.com.

The amount of information in this area is growing astronomically.  It is becoming increasingly difficult to keep track of everything relating to foreclosure defense, such as important case law/rulings, articles, robo-signers list, etc.  The StopForeclosureWiki.com website allows you to easily search many of this information, much like Wikipedia, but focused strictly on the foreclosure defense information.

- The Home Preservation Network: www.homepreservationnetwork.com

This is a great resource site full of documents, resources, attorneys and lot’s of helpful articles.  If you are an organizer to help homeowners, then you need to connect with this network so we can all share and collaborate best practices with other networks through the Home Preservation Network.

- Good Grief America Network: goodgriefamerica.ning.com

This is mainly an Oregon group. These people have been instrumental in a number of big wins in Oregon.  These are very good people with high integrity.  You should join their network if you live in Oregon.

- The 4ClosureFraud Blog: 4closurefraud.org

We love these guys.  They are a well respected resource that is pro-homeowners against bank fraud.  They have lots of resources, case law research and great articles.  We often get a lot of good articles from these guys and their incredible research.

- StopForeclosureFraud Blog: www.stopforeclosurefraud.com

This is another really awesome site that has lot’s of great articles and case laws on foreclosure.  Highly recommended!

- MyPrivateAudio: www.myprivateaudio.com

This site offers a variety of “alternative” foreclosure solutions.  These are more alone the lines of the “Patriot Movement” arguments that is not based on the court system (Judicial).  They have varying degrees of success.  Some work better than others, but definitely a good resource.