IDENTITY THEFT: THE HEART OF THE SECURITIZATION SCAM

MOST POPULAR ARTICLES GET COMBO TITLE AND SECURITIZATION ANALYSIS – CLICK HERE YOUR SIGNATURE WAS WORTH $TRILLIONS — MAYBE IT STILL IS! There ought to be a law against that! Oops, there is a law, in fact many of them. The thief gets your credit card information etc. buys a TV and you get the [...]

Allocation of Third Party Payments and Loans to Specific Loan Accounts

TURNING A DEFENSE INTO AN AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE FOR SET OFF AND A CLAIM OR COUNTERCLAIM FOR DAMAGES AND ATTORNEY FEES So the question is how would you allocate third party payments and what difference will that make to a Judge hearing the case. ASSUMPTION: XYZ Investment Banking Holding company has received a total of $50 [...]

ID THEFT: Example of one person’s response

Editors’ Note: In response to my post on ID THEFT I received a number of comments and ideas. Here is one example of how someone stuck to the message and forced the issue using ID theft as a defensive tactic as well as preparing for an offensive response. Are you reading my mind? Out of [...]

Identity Theft as a Cause of Action

From Beth Findsen, Attorney in Scottsdale, AZ, she comments that ID Theft may just be the heart of the matter in seeking damages. The logic is simple: they used every borrower’s signature for selling a pool of loans that included OTHER borrowers and a huge undisclosed profit was generated by using the borrower’s signature. Without [...]

Garfield Continuum White Paper Explains Economics of Securitization of Residential Mortgages

SEE The Economics and Incentives of Yield Spread Premiums and Credit Default Swaps March 23, 2010: Editor’s Note: The YSP/CDS paper is intentionally oversimplified in order to demonstrate the underlying economics of securitization as it was employed in the last decade. To be clear, there are several things I was required to do in order [...]

Identity Theft, Mers and Other Issues: Great Post from James

James Henderson, Nevada Editor’s Comment: At the heart of the entire mortgage meltdown is identity theft by the banks and investment banks. They take your identity, merge it with the identities of thousands of other people and sell it to investors under false pretenses leaving you holding the bag not knowing who to pay or [...]

Foreclosure Defense and Offense: USURY

It is a central point of the discussion on securitization that usury lies at the heart of every claim. Unfortunately many states have eliminated usury laws but still maintain maximum interest laws, which can be used to state that the loan violates the state law on the maximum interest that can be charged. While the [...]

Foreclosure Offense and Defense: Identity Theft Catching ON

It seems that my Texas readers have done some research of their own regarding my recent posting about using identity theft and mortgage fraud as a solid claim with teeth to go after individuals and corporations who tricked you into the mortgage terms that nobody could pay or will pay. Hi Neil: After reading your [...]

Foreclosure Offense and Defense: Identity Theft Might be the Keystone

Based upon the submission from Sal, it would appear that the identity theft statutes apply in every element. It might behoove you to go down to the police station and file a complaint for ID theft, in addition to including it in your defensive pleadings and counterclaim against the party foreclosing or attempting to foreclose [...]

Foreclosure Offense: Identity Theft by “lenders” and Investment Banks

According to the stats, it appears as though there are around 400 lawyers using the blog as a resource. Most of them use the material without posting any comments or results. So now I want you guys to return the favor. I had a thought that I’d like some feedback on. The typical case of [...]