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Apr 25, 2010 by REI News
A judge in Florida discovered that in two cases two different banks were trying to foreclose first mortgages on the same piece of property. Judges in every state need to be alerted to this systemic problem they need to see a complete paper trail and not risk allowing an entity that does not own the note or mortgage to take someones house.A judge in Florida discovered that in two cases two different banks were trying to foreclose first mortgages on the same piece of property. Judges in every state need to be alerted to this systemic problem they need to see a complete paper trail and not risk allowing an entity that does not own the note or mortgage to take someones house.
Sir you are definitely NOT a DEADBEAT We understand the stigma that was thrusted upon you for being in foreclosure. You along with all of South Florida your country have been Duped. They bet on you to fail So Ed are you angry yet They bet on you to fail Join us in our quest to right the wrongs…Sir you are definitely NOT a DEADBEAT We understand the stigma that was thrusted upon you for being in foreclosure. You along with all of South Florida your country have been Duped. They bet on you to fail So Ed are you angry yet They bet on you to fail Join us in our quest to right the wrongs…
A Pasco County Florida foreclosure case was recently dismissed by a circuit judge because of fraud. Judge Lynn Tepper found for the defendanthomeowner when a mortgage assignment document was found to be backdated. The date of the assignment was A Pasco County Florida foreclosure case was recently dismissed by a circuit judge because of fraud. Judge Lynn Tepper found for the defendanthomeowner when a mortgage assignment document was found to be backdated. The date of the assignment was
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