Produce The Note Or Stop Foreclosure

Three simply words to your lender, "produce the note" is all it could take if represented properly in the court of law. The lenders and servicers cannot show the necessary paperwork showing they own the note, meaning no payments can be collected and no foreclosure. This has mainly been working in judicial states like Florida, but now if you get an attorney the proof is in the pudding it works in non-judicial states as well like California and Washington State. Its time to stand up and fight and make these giant banks accountable for their actions.

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News & Politics

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• mortgage
• note
• MERS
• securitization
• fraud
• loan
• realestate
• Federal
• FDIC
• preditory
• court
• foreclosure
• REMIC
• Bank

[Josemedeiros]

What if it was an employee of the Title company involved in the Fraud. can you investigate my foreclosure at 1080 Noble lane, San Jose, CA, 95132. I have received no money, will not file a claim, and have been living out of my car for the past 10 months, and jobless two and a half years. I am a victim of Identity Theft and Loan Fraud! The bank won't tell me how many loans I had, and who was paying on them so I can sue them. ( I should have had a loan only with Wells Fargo).

Jose F. Medeiros

[consumerdebtradio]

The “produce the note” strategy has been used for a couple of years in Massachusetts to great success not only in stopping foreclosures, but also in stopping car repossessions.

[Josemedeiros]

I am very Glad that this worked, I never agreed wit the banks not keeping the original documents so signatures can be verified. A fingerprint should also be required when mortgages are issued to help defer fraud and forgery.