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Your Right of Rescission – Powerful Foreclosure Defense Strategy
Disclaimer: Nothing on this site can be construed as giving legal advice. Your reliance on this information is purely at your own risk. Please seek competent legal counsel. . Those of you who are in foreclosure on your primary residence, then you might want to look...
read moreMERS win an Appellate Court Case in CA
Feb 18, 2011. A Californian Appellate Court Gomes v Countrywide D057005 02182011 upheld that MERS has the authority to transfer the mortgage despite numerous other cases to the contrary. This has a huge implication to homeowners in CA and consequently all over the...
read moreMERS Advising Members to Stop Using its Name
MERS has finally thrown in the towel. It has been named in too many civil actions and there's just been too many rulings against its right as a real and beneficial party of interest to assign mortgages/Deeds of trusts that it has finally announce to its members not to...
read moreGood News for Arizona. New Legislation Stops Foreclosure Fraud
Our argument all along is that all foreclosures must be done by the real and beneficial party of interest. Banks have been getting away with fraud by foreclosing on properties they do not have rightful title to. Recently, Arizona released a new legislature statute to...
read moreMERS is Dead in Florida! Hurray!
Take a look at this 2009 MERS Rules of Membership under Rule 8, Section 1) (c) on page 25. (c) In the State of Florida, the authority to conduct foreclosures in the name of MERS granted to a Member’s Certifying Officers under Paragraph Three of the Member’s MERS...
read moreAnother Win for Homeowners
This post is thanks to Neil Garfield of LivingLies.com. In a recent New Jersey Appeals Court case, Wells Fargo's summary judgment was overturned for lack of Standing. This is a case involving a homeowner accusing Wells that they did not have the Standing to foreclose...
read moreExposing the Fraud
Here's an post by one of our users on the principles of money creation. Under UCC Article § 9-102. DEFINITIONS AND INDEX OF DEFINITIONS (65) "Promissory note" means an instrument that evidences a promise to pay a monetary obligation, does not evidence an order to...
read moreThe Massachusetts Supreme Court Case – What this has to do with you
Just last week, the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled on two very important cases regarding foreclosures that affects many people in foreclosure. This has caused quite a bit of stir among those in the foreclosure defense community. I would like to share with you...
read moreThe Shattered American Dream
This is a great video about the Great American Dream. It reveals the truth behind the banking industry in simple and elegant terms. I highly recommend that you set aside 30 mins to watch this great video. It is AWESOME! Very well...
read moreDo you have a Robo-signer?
To find out if you have a Robo-signer on your Notice of Default, Notice of Trustee Sale or Notice of Assignment/Transfer/Substitution of Trustee, take a look at the person signing on your documents. If they are a "Vice President" of MERS, then there is a good chance...
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