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I have been in the courts for a few years fighting the banks, mortgage companies, mortgages holders etc. This is what I know to be true. ALL mortgages are fraudulent. The institutions have lied there way to megga riches. Everyone needs to hold them accountable. If MERS has touched your mortgage, its void on its face. Many mortgages in this country between 2000ish and 2010 where touched by MERS. They were found in a few state courts to have had an illegal business structure, with many more suits pending. The following are what I would do If I had an outstanding mortgage:
1. Ask the lending company for the ORIGINAL "wet ink" mortgage document. They CAN NOT produce it as it is in Derivative Market "hell". In other words, the elite are gambling on your ability to pay it. Over and Over. And the derivative market is 700 TRILLION underwater..... 2. Ask your banker for the ORIGIN of the funds.You will be quite surprised at their unwillingness to give you any information. 3. If you are in forclosure or bankruptcy, understand that the group bringing the suit DOES NOT HAVE STANDING TO DO SO! 4. I would NEVER EVER bring a lawyer into this. The majority of lawyers do not practice law. The simply follow protocol and prodedure.Their only concern is a paycheck, nothing else. They follow the direction of the court, not your best interest. Of course this is just my opinion.....
And most importantly, do not be scared. You have a right to this information, even though the institutions will try and bully you into believing that you dont.
I am not giving legal advice, just telling you what I would do if I had an outstnding mortgage. Challenge the system folks, and do not back down. The financial system in this country is tanking, and its all by design. The UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is bankrupt, but the CORPORATION is not. It is what is is folks, do your research....
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I have been in the courts for a few years fighting the banks, mortgage companies, mortgages holders etc. This is what I know to be true. ALL mortgages are fraudulent. The institutions have lied there way to megga riches. Everyone needs to hold them accountable. If MERS has touched your mortgage, its void on its face. Many mortgages in this country between 2000ish and 2010 where touched by MERS. They were found in a few state courts to have had an illegal business structure, with many more suits pending. The following are what I would do If I had an outstanding mortgage:
1. Ask the lending company for the ORIGINAL "wet ink" mortgage document. They CAN NOT produce it as it is in Derivative Market "hell". In other words, the elite are gambling on your ability to pay it. Over and Over. And the derivative market is 700 TRILLION underwater..... 2. Ask your banker for the ORIGIN of the funds.You will be quite surprised at their unwillingness to give you any information. 3. If you are in forclosure or bankruptcy, understand that the group bringing the suit DOES NOT HAVE STANDING TO DO SO! 4. I would NEVER EVER bring a lawyer into this. The majority of lawyers do not practice law. The simply follow protocol and prodedure.Their only concern is a paycheck, nothing else. They follow the direction of the court, not your best interest. Of course this is just my opinion.....
And most importantly, do not be scared. You have a right to this information, even though the institutions will try and bully you into believing that you dont.
I am not giving legal advice, just telling you what I would do if I had an outstnding mortgage. Challenge the system folks, and do not back down. The financial system in this country is tanking, and its all by design. The UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is bankrupt, but the CORPORATION is not. It is what is is folks, do your research....
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FSULaura said...
So you think everyone should get to keep their houses for free? I'm not saying that the banking system doesn't have issues, but come on. This crap is ridiculous. You borrowed the money and agreed to pay it back. Period. I can't tell you how many people I've deposed who had lawyers making these arguments for them. When I ask if they knew about the interest charges/cost of the loan they say yes, they didn't care, they would have signed anything to get their house.
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I can assure you, that number is correct. But if you think that the debt of the United States is accurate, (it actually far exceeds the number given) then you will not believe this number. A number far more startling is the amount of profit the Federal Reserve has accumulated over the years. MASSIVE beyond most people abilty to understand....Or the Vaticans wealth...now thats a thought for another time....
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getmyjive11 said...
So why did you challenge any of this? Did you default on a mortgage? Did you just get curious?
I'm not sure what the issue is... the bank lends you the money, you buy the house, you pay back on the mortgage on an agreed interest rate and duration. The payback amount is clearly printed on the form that you sign. So what's the issue?
Unless... you were dumb enough not to take out a fixed mortgage? It wasn't that, was it?
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