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EVICTED FAMILY RECLAIMS FORECLOSED HOME WITH ATTORNEY! 10-13-2010

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Unfortunately, surreal stories like this will very soon become daily news. As was pointed out yesterday, Simi Valley has just seen the first case of a forced reclamation of a foreclosed home, after Jim and Danielle Earl took their nine (9!) children, ages 9-23, and a locksmith and broke into the six-bedroom house that had been foreclosed upon for lack of payment, and on which the couple owed $880,000! And where would such brilliant advice originate from? Why, the couple's lawyer of course, who will one day be seen as the prophetic visionary who stole the bankers wealth from underneath them and handed it out to America's millions of starving lawyers, one billing sheet at a time: "The move was recommended by their lawyer" as the WSJ suggests.

Already in process: millions of cases identical to this one, billions in legal fees, and hundreds of billions in lost market value of associated equity and credit instrument, not to mention very unpleasant days for LPs in "Recovery" funds.

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  • I would sue these lawyers in there own private and official capacity in Federal Court. The they will be the Defendant and I am the Plaintiff. Sue them for fraud and conspiracy. Sue for triple damages for the full face value of the note!!! And watch them tumble like a house of cards. File a complaint and then when they don't answer get a default judgment against them!!! That would teach them a lesson! Or ask for a discovery of the original promissory note! They will not have nothing!

  • @Rainy809 Don't forget to ask for the all Assignment and Assumption of Mortgage, the Pooling & Servicing Agreement and any Allonges.

  • 1. They buy a home.

    2. They don't pay the mortgage.

    3. They are told to leave.

    4. Bank sells the house to another person.

    5. Origianl occupants won't leave.

    6. They are heroes.

  • @Alienmad462 1. They buy a home.

    2. The bank sells the mortgage at the closing.

    3. The mortgage is pooled into a REMIC.

    4. The original note is destroyed.

    5. An electronic copy of the Note is held on a MERS database.

    6. The electronic copy is inserted into several MBS.

    7. Creating a broken Chain of Title.

    8. They ask to see the Original Note and Pooling & Service Agreement.

    9. Bank can't provide either.

    10. House goes back to Original owner.

  • @traynickel 1. They didn't pay up.

    2. They get foreclosed on.

  • @jhtrico1850 The bank fraud was created before this family ever sat down at the closing table. Say goodbye to your Pension and Federal Reserve Note. Babylon is Falling, America is out of Time. Those who don't read, may commit suicide over this.

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  • There is fraud in every mortgage. The so called lending institution is not lending you anything! The funds are created at time of signing. Welcome to the Federal Reserve fake money machine. Now you get to slave for 30 years paying interest with fiat money that too was created from nothing and has interest owed on that. The whole scheme is quite brilliant. Unfortunately all fiat currencies die.

    Coming soon to a wallet near you.

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  • How did this turn out?

  • why the fuck do we have banks???

    they make money that dosn't even exsist and then they say that it's real???

    it dosn't make any fucking sense why we would have banks in the first place!!!!!!

    were using nothing to trade

    banks used to be ok when money was actually ment it was worth so much gold but now adays it's not even worth anything that you can touch

  • Hey the bank was in the wrong for fraudulent Doings.....and the POLICE CAN'T GET INVOLVED LOL I LOVE IT.

  • I firmly believe that we ALL will soon be replevined. The banksters WILL be forced to return the property they have stolen. Nutshell: The borrower signs a note. The lender receives a bond. Those are two different things. If we let them continue with this fraud you are giving houses to brokers who never put up a penny for the funding of the note. We don’t expect free houses, but we certainly don’t expect the brokers to get free houses either which under the current system is clearly the case.

  • they would meet my 38 special if then asshole came to kick me out.

  • @perfectscotty ....Really, really, really hard..... ALL DAY..

  • Michael T. Pines just had ANOTHER of his own foreclosed properties taken away from him on 01.14.11.  Michael T. Pines lost his law firm office building. FORECLOSED. BANKRUPT. EVICTED. BYE-BYE NOW .Sounds like Michael T. Pines is a bit of a hypocrite (or wimp). He’s advising clients to break into THEIR foreclosed homes and squat, but Michael T. Pines is NOT willing to break into his OWN recently foreclosed office building which held his law practice and squat there — AND THE QUESTION IS: WHY?

  • @traynickel It's a lot more than that . Also under UCC-3-302 there name will have to be endorsed on the check. I think no one has ever seen a mortgage check. Here in NJ the Supreme Court has put a halt on all foreclosures because of robo-signing, not the holder and due course of the promissory note, and fraudulent affidavits.

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