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  • Why is there no reference to the lot and plat in these 2 new deeds?

  • Robb, do we want to be calling it "real estate" and not "property"? Isn't "real estate" property of the king?

  • Does the presence of liens or notices of lien affect this process?

  • Also noticing the acknowledgement has the State of _Georgia_ and County of _Walton_. Isn't that the defacto?

    Should it be (in the case above) Georgia State ss Walton county?

    I am just asking cause I do NOT know.

  • I have a "Quit Claim Deed" from my sister with wording very similar. Will this work with a Quit Claim Deed? If not how do I get the "warranty" on it?

  • Deeds are not LAWFUL titles, only a LEGAL title, the only lawful titles to land are land patents

  • Can you use this process on an abandoned House that doesn't belong to you?

  • Lawful is misspelled lawfull under Congradulations, just so you know.

    Also know that I will be taking advantage of this valuable information ASAP.

    Our Words are Weapons,

    Our ammo, the Truth.

    VERBALMILITIA

    marc27

  • how would you free the land of all encumbrances if you don't have the warranty deed?

    i was gonna do adverse possession but you still end up paying taxes that way

    as far as i know you dont get a warranty deed through possession

  • Hey Rob, gods peace to you, in our case there is a divorce involved in which my dad granted his portion to my mom for cash years after they had divorced, do we want to go back to the very first grant deed with his name on it because all other amendments are void? and since the mortgage would be void would we sue the title ins company for reimbursement of extorted payments, times 3?! so we figure a million.. thanks Rob, kitty sent me the links, peace!!

    Evan

    w w w . peaceful-inhabitants . tk

  • Awesome work as always. I have used all your information and made my own documents, thank you brother. I have completed my acceptance while in court with FNMA(Fannie Mae, FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION) submitted a quash a writ and then ordered under special actions to dismiss due to the court failure of discovery of jurisdiction. success as always. No lack of information means NO FEAR! keep up your hard work Thank you brother.

  • Rob... Would there be any problem if my California Grant Deed conveys to me and my wife as "joint tenants" the following "real property" (with it's description)? Or would there be any other process we would need to consider? We have the original wet ink copy that the grantor signed

  • @Buff1nt0n I filed my new "deed" yesterday. Instead of an acknowledgement...I just named it "deed"...then it was accepted. In your case you could also go back to the grantor and set up a complete new deed with your acknowledgement.

  • Greetings Robb....question...does it matter if the property has been 'purchased' at sheriff sale by Fannie M or Freddie M?....in other words....should this work, no matter WHAT entity is 'claiming' to have standing?...I hope I'm making myself clear...

  • I love this guy I tell you! We have done on many clients successfully and saved a foreclosure as well. Very SIMPLE process, can be done in 1 day. It works and is a great remedy to get what's yours! Keep them coming Robb!

    Mrs. Cole

    colescreditrepair@gmail.com

  • @colescreditrepair1 have you has success in California? having trouble with the recorders office.

  • @ robbbRyder Robb, if I was given interest in real property in form of a quit claim deed, will i be able to accept, acknowledge, and record the deed LAWFULLY as my own due to my new interest in the property? Also, if the deed has never been lawfully accepted, acknowledge, and recorded who has true ownership of the land, the original owner of the land patent? If no one lawfully claims ownership, can any living man claim it, in your opinion?

  • @HostileVideos good question would like to know the answer if you get 1

  • this would work on income producing properties? Such as a strip mall or store that you own, would you have to still pay taxes?

  • What if the deed is in more than one persons name???

    Does the certificate of ackowledgment need to be plural or do you do 2 separate ones or is just one person out of 2 good enough? Thank you and Godbless.

  • Hello from Florida. A copy of the deed deed was re-recorded showing our acknowledgement. The county will not re-record the certified copy because it is against their rules and regulations. Will this weaken what we are trying to accomplish?

    Under The Supreme Law of YHWH. PEACE.

  • Hi is anyone here from the state New York that has done this process ?

  • What are the tax ramfications of doing this? Does this remove the states ability to impose taxes?

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  • @starraider25, wouldn't the grantee become the grantor later. If the grantee records the deed, becomes the owner, then later transfer the title from the public self (corporate fiction/ALL CAPS) to the private self for valuable consideration, this seems ascertainable. Or am i missing the point completely? In my opinion in law to acknowledge something without rebuttal is acceptance so they can both be the same given the circumstance, I like that you are challenging the info...shows intellect.

  • So I done some research about these particular deeds. I have found that Guarantee or Warranty deeds do not need to be signed by the Grantee. If this is true what is stopping anyone from claiming and acknowledging the deed in their own interest. Because it is to my understanding that a man doesn't have to live on or in the property to convey interest.

  • Will this work with a "special limited warranty deed"? What if I was quit-claimed the property, from the owner of the warranty deed? Would i be presumed the Owner of the warranty deed a that point? Can I just compose a warranty deed and do the following process? Anyone have any ideas/input?

  • I've just recently started researching this topic and, so far, have been unable to find any "legal" or 'lawful' reference to "accepting the deed". Can someone point me in the right direction?

  • @FossilRock Robb is referring to the legal definitions to the words used in Bouvier's law Dictionary. One must consider the true definitions of words pertaining to law, and look beyond our everyday common use, in order to interpret true law not color of law. He looks up the words DEED, RECORD, REAL PROPERTY etc, and cross reference and examines them to find remedy. There is always a remedy and recourse.l

  • how would this work if the seller only have have a quit claim deed?

  • what if the property is in an estate? my mother died and left no will how do I accept the deed in this case. Please advise.

  • @germx53 Although your mom did not leave a will property transfers down to the heirs unless specifically outlined in a will. If you having sibling of course each will have equal equity in the property. If not no need to probate, get the property transferred in your name and accept, record, and acknowledge the deed. I don't see it being a big problem for you.

  • Rob, what about warranty deeds that have "exceptions to conveyance and warranty"? Most warranty deeds have these and they mention taxes,liens, etc....? If we accept the deed, do we not also accept everything that is on it along ? Thanks

  • @kingsfamily4jc i agree person meaning "persona" is indeed the straman fiction. I would replace it with flesh and blood living man or people.

  • Rob, There was no warranty deed used with our refinance, because (they say, ownership didn't change). Are we just shit out of luck??

  • Rob, My exwife and I are on the Warranty Deed together. I had her sign off on the deed with a Quit Claim Deed after my divorce. Would both her and I need to accept the Warranty Deed or could I just do it alone. It would be much easier for me to accept it by myself but I am not sure if it would work the same. Help...

  • Rob, on the Certificate of Acknowledgement you must remove any words having to do with person. this creates the fiction and puts us back as slave vs freeman/woman. Can this be used if a persons home has recently been sold but they are holding the original wet ink signature Warranty deed? After accepting the warranty deed can one re create a new marketable deed if they want to sell their property later for more than $10.

  • @takebackurhome if u have the original wet ink signature Warranty deed u are the holder in due course. u can prove that u hold all interest in said property. Look into UCC law of contracts and negotiable instruments. Everyone is chasing their original wet ink signature documents, most are destroy or converted to Securities and monetized. You are lucky to have one.

  • @takebackurhome Challenge anyone who dares to make a claim. Look into Administrative processes/ Notary Presentment. Send letter to any parties by notary, tell them to produce that document. Give them 30 days, then move for summary judgment. Let me know how it goes.

  • why can you not ever sell your house for more than $10 if you do this method? Would you like to be on my TV show?

  • @paulagloria i believe that this method is common law. You are moving the property in private jurisdiction out of the public, by selling it, it essentially would be putting it into the public by participating in a commercial public transaction in my opinion. You cannot sell Gods land only transfer it to another flesh and blood man/woman, it goes against the law.

  • Robert,

    I've known for years that all bank debt is fraud, including our national debt. I've researched all the ways to combat this fraud, including Acceptance for Value, various letters to the bank asking them to Produce the Note and Quite Title Actions. But, this is by far the easiest and most elegant solution, playing by their own rules.

    Thank you. And, please, let me know where I can learn all you have to teach.

  • Robb, Couldn't find your response to starraider25 about common law not being recognized in today's courts because courts are ruled by statutes. Could you please respond, This all new to me and I want to understand, sounds interesting. I know a lot of people who could benefit from this information, as I am sure we all do.

    Also, you mentioned you don't have or own any property and I was wondering why? If you don't mind answering that question, please enlighten me.

  • @KingRonGriffin I have heard of cases whereas common law jurisdiction was granted in court but I has to be demanded and certain paperwork needs to be filed into the court about your status prior, otherwise you going to be treated as a infant of U.S. corp(citizen) and not a Sovereign common law, flesh and blood administrator of your own affairs. Rob's refers to this, by accepting the judge's oath. An judges oath give him immunity from the public / benefits the sovereign man.

  • @HostileVideos What "paperwork" needs to be completed before accepting the deed? i am fighting to keep my house and Indymac/Deutsche bank have a sell date of 1/5/11 so i must move fast to protect my and children's home.

    please write back. I have an idea, but not sure how far i need to go with the docs.

  • @ONTHEMOVE95 @ONTHEMOVE95 if you're talking jurisd. in court, affidavits of your status. This can be argued in court but you are on their vessel (court) which means they will take jurisdiction as if you are cargo on the manifest. File your notarized acknowledge paperwork with the court clerk so it is evidence in court and then judge would be served. He cannot deny evidence. but the objective is to keep it out of court. Also think about bringing a Non-gold fringed American flag.

  • @HostileVideos bill thornton says when he opens up in court all he says is, after a counterclaim, i the living plaintiff am one of the people of california, (not STATE OF CALIFORNIA) and in this court of record....... after that the judge steps down the sovereign is king, and everything goes back to common law.. hes got an 7 or 8 hour lecture thats great..

  • @Dunford00 i would like that link to the Bill Thorton lecture

  • @HostileVideos its the first one on youtube titled sovereignty 1a, i got the files i believe from his site 1215 . org

  • Rob can you do this process if you are not in foreclosure? Thanks for all the great vids. Keep up the good work!

  • @Megamans64 Yes... and you must if you ever want to be the sole owner...instead of a tenant... every time we take ownership, the debt that house represents disappears..

  • Basic Contract Law: All valid transactions have three requirements to be legal and binding.

    1) An offer by one party (for a product or service)

    2) Consideration by the other party (payment or collateral in return for the product or service)

    3) Acceptance by both parties confirmed by signature or Oath. (Contract/Agreement)

    THIS IS THE 1st LESSON TAUGHT IN REAL ESTATE SCHOOLS & IN EVERY LAW SCHOOL IN THE U.S. If you operate in Commerce in the US, don't understand this, you're a Fed. Corp. slave

  • On top of that, it's common law stuff, which is NOT recognized in today's courts, where STATUTES rule. If it gets into court, they'll blow you out of the water.

  • @starraider25 ... shows your lack of knowledge... and will explain why you will always be considered a person instead of a people..

  • @RobbbRyder Can you use this process on a abandoned house?

  • @starraider25 you dont understand the courts at all

    they dont only operate in the commercial realm

    the court can be anything it wishes, admiralty, equity, doesnt matter

    whatever fits the situation.

  • Nice try Robb, but it doesn't add up. Acknowledgment is defined in Bouvier's and Black's 1st as basically verification by the GRANTOR that he made the conveyance voluntarily, so that he can't weasel out of it later, saying that he was forced into it.

    You're doing it as the Grantee, which makes no sense. If the Grantor transfered the property to you, then it makes no sense to acknowledge that. You're misapplying the term acknowledgement, it doesn't apply to the Grantee, only to the grantor.

  • @starraider25 ~ I think you should replace the word "acknowledgement" with the word "acceptance."

  • Interesting! Thanks for putting it up here, Rob.

  • this is great stuff, interesting times

  • Let's make this go viral (current count is 1,390)

  • I am a canadian investor in the Usa does this include me?

  • I have been listening to Rob for a while now, and all of this is in alignment with Maxims of law.

    Such great things coming from Rob concerning the DEEDs. Your body is the land mas of you as he said and you are the law of your land. Who does that make another? What does that say about man's creations?

    Quite the study if you want to get into the truth.

    Cheers

  • @gorgeousdzastr where can i listen to Rob? talkshoe?

  • @gotthenumber His last Talkshoe call was at The American Reconstruction Project call ID 74235 of October 8th. Its a good one but also check his web site for current updates robcourtofrecord.wordpress

  • Wow, 5 comments from the same person.. acting like a person.. instead of a living man... your warranty deed (or similar) says you have fee-simple title.. it is a deed in common law, and as the grantee you have to accept the deed for it to be valid.. you never did... do it now

  • Put a triple w infront of this link and you can listen to the episode. .talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/tal­kCast.jspmasterId=48361&pageNu­mber=0&pageSize=15

  • You can learn all about how the mortgage companies defraud us by listening to this recording, Its episode 474 on 9/21/2011 : .talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/tal­kCast.jsp?masterId=48361&pageN­umber=0&pageSize=15

  • The Tax return must have attached to it : a Statement of election, a deed , and the note . Which there by dismisses the mortgage. Remember the mortgage is just the taxes that the mortgage company does not want to pay on the value that they steal from the homeowner. The bottom line is the Mortgage companies NEVER transfer the deeds to a homes into a trust, therefor your house that you signed for is yours free and clear, cause it was never legally placed into the trust.

  • They go into that situation with improper knowledge. fully intend and set up the situation that the homeowner be in default the day of the signing. These are the 4 things that MUST take place in order for a mortgage to be transferred to a trust.

    Transfer of the Value of the promissory note to the trust, Give the trust the deed of trust, they have to do the statement of election all within 30 days of signing. When that is all transferred into the trust , they must file a tax return.

  • Rob the mortgage companies know at the signing of a mortgage that they are never going to transfer the value of the property into the trust. It never is done !!

    In order to do the transfer legally, the note and the deed has to be attached to a tax return and the statement of election that the mortgage company does has to be filed within 30 days of signing. However the mortgage companies know that they will not transfer anything to the trust.

  • @seajan808 So, Sean when the mortgage is paid is it just a taxable percentage of the promissory notes/ negotiable instrument when it monetize and sold for 30x the original amount? Am i looking at this correctly?

  • :D Peace

    Good work brother

  • and what have i been trying to tell people lol. too cool. kewl beans!

  • Excellent video brother - you truly are one of gods angels and we are blessed to have known you - Peace, Love & much Happiness :)

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