3/3/11 Settlement_Agreement--5 Banks with 50 Attorneys General - CEPersVid-50

Here are the highlights of a proposed 27-page settlement agreement dated March 3, 2011 or 3/3/11 between the 50-state Attorneys General and the 5 main banks (BOA, JPMorganChase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Ally Financing a/k/a GMAC) to regulate residential forec-losures on a uniform basis throughout the U.S., including non-judicial foreclosures. There are relief provisions for future, present and past foreclosures and sales. Relief is provided for most of the foreclosure evils, including ones you may not have heard about. The banks are unlikely to accept the proposed settlement. You'll probably need an attorney to help you get relief, whether or not the agreement is signed by the banks. The agreement is available at carlper-son.com/agreement.pdf

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• robo-signing
• attorneys general
• 50-state
• settlement agreement
• 3/3/11 agreement
• proposed settlement
• dual track
• loan modification agreement
• good faith
• principal reduction
• damages
• bad faith denial
• residential
• foreclosure
• original note
• MERS
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• 27-page
• Bank of America
• JPMorgan Chase
• Wells Fargo
• Citigroup
• GMAC
• Ally Financial
• national regulation
• Carl Person
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[bruteforcementor]

If you want to be a good attorn on me, why don't you just have your clients revoke the deed of trust since they are the only one that has signed the document. I have not been able to get one bank officer to sign an affidavit that stipulating to even loaning anything.