Homeowners Can Sue for Modification Agreement CEPersVid-47

The banks are in disarray because of various recent decisions and court rules concerning foreclosures. The banks have trillions of dollars at stake and are not sure what to do. What an individual, financially-troubled homeowner should consider doing is to sue the bank and its predecessors claiming that they have no interest in the property (a declaratory judgment action or an action to quiet title). Whereas the banks may not grant a loan modification agreement to millions of homeowners, they would be more likely to give you a loan modification agreement than if you did not sue. A lawsuit could clear up the title for both the homeowner and the bank, and provide a loan modification agreement to the homeowner. There are many reasons for this which I spell out in this video. Carl E. Person, foreclosure defense attorney.

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• Action to quiet title
• declaratory judgment
• MERS
• loan modification agreement
• dual track
• two track
• judicial foreclosure
• non-judicial
• Ibanez case
• New York court rule 10/20/10
• burned note
• original note
• original mortgage
• securitization
• securities laws
• robo-signatures
• foreclosure fraud
• Judge Spinner
• Judge Shack
• Judge Boyko
• disarray
• CEPersVid
• Carl E. Person

[juliaisafilmbuff123]

You are a saint, Mr. Person.

[carlpers2]

@juliaisafilmbuff123 - many thanks for your expressed appreciation. What I am doing is what our elected officials should be doing, but are not. Instead of dealing with the foreclosure problem, our elected officials are enabling the banks to take over the mortgaged properties as a way of curing the banks' financial problems, at the expense of American homeowners and taxpayers. The only way that a homeowner-mortgagor can deal with this problem, if at all, is to sue NOW, while banks are in disarray

[ADULTEDUCATION4U]

i need representation in MD i will be giving you a call great information

[carlpers2]

@ADULTEDUCATION4U - Many thanks for expressing your appreciation. It encourages me to keep providing additional information of use to financially-troubled homeowners-mortgagors. I can represent homeowners in litigation anywhere in the US by having local counsel, who then makes a motion to have me admitted to represent the homeowner "pro hac vice" (which means for this case only). I look forward to talking with you.

[videolover61]

Thanks carl...please keep keeping us informed...we need this info...

[carlpers2]

@videolover61 As with the others who have expressed their appreciation, I want you to know that I am also appreciative of your appreciation. There is a way of dealing with these mortgage-related financial problems and I am constantly reviewing what I do and adding new legal issues to the mix, so that the homeowner has (in my opinion) the best chance of obtaining a reasonable loan modification agreement - this is the goal, but if the bank is unwilling then the homeowner has a shot for a FREE home

[GuardianofDivinity]

Bless you dear Sir, you are a true gentleman....

Viva La Protesta

[ANYSIA000]

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