A judge in Florida discovered that in two cases, two different banks were trying to foreclose first mortgages on the same piece of property. Judges in every state need to be alerted to this systemic problem; they need to see a complete paper trail and not risk allowing an entity that does not own the note or mortgage to take someone’s house.
Foreclosure Fraud: The Smoking Gun Revealed in Bad Document Trail |
| By: Cynthia Kouril Thursday April 22, 2010 7:30 am |
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The Clone Army and Foreclosure Fraud: You Too, Can Be a Corporate Officer or Three |
| By: Cynthia Kouril Monday April 19, 2010 9:44 am |
Please pay attention! Mortgage foreclosure industry firms are trying to take your houses away using documents signed by people who have no idea what they are signing and who do not know whether any of the information on that document may even be true.
It’s Time to Coin the Phrase “Foreclosure Fraud” |
| By: Cynthia Kouril Wednesday April 7, 2010 7:02 am |
It appears that document mills are fabricating missing documents, backdating documents, and doing assignments of documents after the time to lodge those documents in the trusts has long expired. In other words, they are committing fraud to cover up the fact that they failed to “perfect” their ability to foreclose.
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