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Comment on Quiet Title Audit No Mortgage Payments Stop Foreclosure Free Clear Title by kmmr12

kmmr12 — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:25:39 +0000

Hi Michael,
Thanks for stopping by. Unfortunately we did not have an attorney to recommend for you in your area. I wisj you the best of luck. I would recommend educating yourself on some options.
The Go Fight Foreclosure System does provide you with effective foreclosure prevention tactics especially when dealing with a lender who is slow to respond to helping you with a loan mod.

All the best,

Kyle

Comment on Quiet Title Audit No Mortgage Payments Stop Foreclosure Free Clear Title by Michael Paul Banyar

Michael Paul Banyar — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 05:06:47 +0000

Dear Kyle, I have been fighting with Wells Fargo/ASC doing a loan modification for 11 months. The actual investor CSMC PMSR told my attorney Triton Law Group on 11/30/2011 that I cannot assume the loan unless my ex-wife was dead, truly in the customer reply contact notes in their computor. I was always trying to do a loan modification. During my divorce over three years ago, my ex-wife signed over on the divorce degree with a filed quick claim deed transfer into my name only. My situation is that I am 19 months behind in payments, I am the only one on title, my ex-wife is on the note, I was never put on the note from the start because my credit was not good. At the start of buying our home I had the quaifying income to get our interest only loan in August 18, 2005.The bank in loss mitigation said no problem Mr. Banyar we will get you a loan mod (after 11 months of implementing the process). In the end the bank served a letter of default to me at my home on May 2, 2011 (but papers had ex-wife’s name on default notice not mine) even though I am on title and she is not. The bank filed the first sale date (or my ex-wife’s) on August 31, that was postponed to September 30, 2011, then, October 31, then November 30, and now to December 30. Right now I and my attorney called Wells Fargo/ASC to get the news from the investor and an update to our case. Now the new sale date looms. What is our next move kyle, we need help and need your service before the foreclosure date. First the divorce, then work slowed down, then I took care of my mother whom passed away 01/20/10 with her modalities. At that point paying bills, Moms debt and everything else I fell behind. Again remember this has only affected my ex-wifes credit and not mine. I have since then remarried, very happy but we want to fight sale date and foreclosure because this is our dream home. The bank has lied to us and never lived up to the promise that they led us to believe as it was said to us over and over in countless discussions on the phone that my NOT being on the note, but only on a recorded title deed was completely workable and no problem. Sincerely thank you for your time and truly helping home owners. Do you have an California attorney that can help us? Again thank you for your considerations! Michael Paul Banyar 661-803-6568

Comment on Expose Robo Signers and Identify Mortgage Fraud by Phil D

Phil D — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 03:48:34 +0000

Terry,

Your situation is not as uncommon or complicated as you might think.
1. Since MERs is involved, you could end up with the house. Mers has struck out on so many fronts. You need to read this “Deposition of William C. Hultman, Secretary and Treasurer of MERSCORP” (170pages), located here; http://stopforeclosurefraud.com/2010/08/27/exclusive-mers-deposition-of-secretary-and-treasurer-of-merscorp-42010/
2. Your making repairs GIVES YOU capacity as a real party in interest.
3. Odds are high that you are more entitled than the guy being foreclosed on, because you have a vested interest in the home because of the repairs.

Right away you need to place a lien on the home for your vested interest; your repairs are worth a great deal in todays market. That way, when the home (if sold) will repay you for the repairs.

You could have ended up with the home you left behind also.

Phil D

Comment on Expose Robo Signers and Identify Mortgage Fraud by Phil D

Phil D — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 03:45:00 +0000

Terry,

Right away you need to place a lien on the home for your vested interest; your repairs are worth a great deal in todays market. That way, when the home (if sold) will repay you for the repairs.

Phil D.

Comment on Expose Robo Signers and Identify Mortgage Fraud by Phil D.

Phil D. — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 03:41:32 +0000

Terry,

You could have ended up with the home you left behind also.

Phil D

Comment on Expose Robo Signers and Identify Mortgage Fraud by kmmr12

kmmr12 — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 12:55:27 +0000

Hi Terry,

The Go Fight Foreclosure System was developed for homeowners to fight wrongful foreclosure so it probably would not be a fit for you. I do think that you are on the right track with adverse possession though. I would also check CA code to see which laws protect you as a tenant in a situation such as yours.

Comment on Expose Robo Signers and Identify Mortgage Fraud by Terry

Terry — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 20:07:45 +0000

I have a slightly different (kind of complicated) story than most folks. In 2007, I lost my home in North Carolina to foreclosure. I had already moved to California so I let it go. (The tenant didn’t pay rent, I couldn’t pay the mortgage AND the rent I was paying in California). So, I’m working as a writer and everything seems ok, then THIS RENTAL house goes into foreclosure, the owner walks away in June 2009. (There was supposed to be an auction but it never happened.) The bank and the owner walked away from this house for 2 1/2 years. In the meantime, I’m doing all the repairs on the house, I even had to fix a leaky roof (I did a great job but I’ll never do that again). The plus side, is, we stopped paying the rent, thinking the bank was going to foreclose every month. The owner made only one feeble attempt to kick us out and that was it. (There are some serious plumbing problems with the house that he didn’t want to fix). The house is seriously underwater. The loan balance is something over $800,000.00. So, I was entertaining waiting it out to do a Complaint for Adverse Possession (another 2 1/2 years from now.) The bank canceled the foreclosure about 6 months ago and I didn’t know what to make of it. Now, I find out yesterday, the house is listed for short sale. Since the owner is not interested in fighting the foreclosure, will your system help me fight this thing. BTW, it’s a MERS thing, which is why I think they’re not trying to do a regular foreclosure. Please let me know your thoughts on this. Thanks. I’m very interested in purchasing your system, but I want to make sure it’s the right thing for me.

Comment on Quiet Title Audit No Mortgage Payments Stop Foreclosure Free Clear Title by What Is Quiet Title And How Can It Stop Foreclosure Part 1 of 2 Home Foreclosure News Exposing Mortgage FraudGo Fight Foreclosure Blog

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Comment on Expose Robo Signers and Identify Mortgage Fraud by dearcie smith

dearcie smith — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 22:01:23 +0000

i would like a copy of the pdf , so that i can save my home . please email me the hardcopy you speak of.

Comment on Expose Robo Signers and Identify Mortgage Fraud by kmmr12

kmmr12 — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 13:10:22 +0000

Hi Walter,
The Go Fight Foreclosure System is designed for first mortgage only and helps you discover wrongful foreclosure practices on your home. HELOCS are not covered in this system.

All The Best

Kyle