The debt is due, after all adjustments, and it could be enforced by other means — unless the truth is that the borrowers ARE off the hook because the original debt, upon which all other debts deals rely as their foundation, has already been paid off. Then the homeowner doesn’t owe the money on the original debt and if somebody wants to make a case against the homeowner for recovery of what they actually lost then let them bring that action.
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Neil Garfield: Now that you have won your “free “house, what happens next?
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Posted in Mortgage Fraud
Posted in Mortgage Fraud
Attorneys Know Banksters’ TRUSTs = Empty Paper Bags
But on Main street it was at its root a combination pyramid scheme and PONZI scheme. All branches of government are complicit in continuing the fraud and allowing these merchants of “death” to continue selling what they call bonds deriving their value from homeowner or student loans. Having made a “deal with the devil” both the Bush and Obama administrations conscripted themselves into the servitude of the banks and actively assisted in the coverup. — Neil F Garfield
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Posted in Take 'em to COURT
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
Bank of America Ordered to Pay $1.2 BILLION for Fraudulent Mortgages
The question I continue to raise is that if there was an administrative finding of fraud by an agency of the government, which there was, and if there was a jury finding of fraud involved in the Countrywide mortgages (and other mortgages) why are we presuming in court that that the mortgage is valid?
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed, Take 'em to COURT
Posted in Freedom-Expressed, Take 'em to COURT
LIST OF BUSTED MORTGAGE COMPANIES
why are all these mortgage companies consolidating, laying off employees, sending out warnings, and going out of business?
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Posted in Mortgage Fraud
Posted in Mortgage Fraud
Absurd US ‘terror alert’ hints at coming false-flag
Today, in August 2013 – just like in August 2001 – the US government is spreading absurdly non-specific warnings. Are they just testing our state of hypnosis? Or are they setting the stage for another big false-flag? -Source: Press TV…
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Mortgage Foreclosure: Neil Shares Real Experiences
Thank you Neil for sharing and educating us on the legal bullies and intimidation tactics. This is a GOOD READ: Modification notes. Another one bites the dust — 45% Principal Reduction Posted on July 15, 2013 by Neil Garfield I have…
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Posted in Take 'em to COURT
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
“Untouchables” Touches Nerves
Reblogged from: Livinglies “Untouchables” Touches Nerves Posted on May 22, 2013 by Neil Garfield Ken McLeod is a private investigator with 35 years of law enforcement experience in economic crimes. Clients utilize his services for finding individuals (signatories etc.) and developing…
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
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