Duration : 0:11:30

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0:16 Rich Iacovetta of RMI Lending discusses how even a 4 year old committed mortgage fraud saying they were entitled to the first time homebuyer tax credit.

1:21 You might have grandpa’s fortune waiting for you in unclaimed money. Check http://www.treasurydirect.gov to see if you have any war bonds of his.

2:11 Remember to set your clocks back Saturday night. Have a Happy Halloween!

Rich Iacovetta, RMI Lending http://www.rmilending.com

Duration : 0:3:15

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In this edition of On the Edge, Max Keiser interviews Catherine Austin Fitts from Solari.com.

She talks about the systemic fraud in the mortgage sector and how it affected the housing market.

Duration : 0:23:8

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Max Keiser & Stacy Herbert discuss pirates & protesters. Also, ponzi schemes operated by Brooks Brothers Bolsheviks are discussed. In the 2nd half of the show, Max Keiser interviews Michael W. Hudson about Countrywide’s role in the subprime mortgage fraud that Obama’s Justice Department refuses to prosecute.

Duration : 0:25:40

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Part 7 – Were in the studio today with Kalyn Roberts and Jeri League of the Dreamvesting Group, these two young ladies are experts in the short sale area, they are NOT going to tell you what you want to hear, they are going to tell you what you need to hear. There is a big difference between what you want and what you need in the case of getting out of a situation. We talked during the break about the different types of people; who qualifies, who doesn’t qualify, who this is good for, and who its not good for. I want you to talk about people who are upside down and how you’re here to help.

What we want to get across today if you just need to call someone if you’re upside down in your mortgage, if you have a listing next door and its a bank owned or short sale, there is a good chance you’re probably upside down in you mortgage if you bought anytime in the last, in the last 5 years were almost back to 2003 pricing now.

Just to jump in real quick, Jeri and Kalyn its not just the people who purchased, its the people who used their homes as ATMs which is a crude way for me to say it but lets be honest. You watch the television, and I am not going to name any names, but a company that rhymes with lie-tech though, they have a commercial where they are showing pictures of using your home to buy a big boat and everybody got sucked into that and now here were.

Yes, if you used your second mortgage to build that big beautiful pool in your backyard, maybe you need to call us. Yes, its unfortunate, we always tell everyone like you just said, everybody got sucked into it, it doesn’t mean you’re stupid, it doesn’t mean you necessarily made a really bad decision. Most people got caught up in the real estate market and good marketing ploys like that, and the bottom line is as we said earlier you dont have to be late on your mortgage payment, you don’t have to be facing a foreclosure, if you’re simply upside down because you refinanced your home or purchased too recently and the house next door is selling for $100,000 less than yours and you just need to get out of a bad financial situation, you’re a candidate for a short sale or even a loan modification.

One of the things about loan modifications that I hear all the time is, and I research other loan modification companies, and what I hear is they are telling people things that just aren’t real. For instance if your owe $400,000 and your house is worth $300,000 and you want your lender to forgive $100,000 on a loan modification, chances are that isnt going to happen, whereas with a short sale, when youre exiting the property because it just isnt going to work, they would in most cases consider doing that.

Absolutely if that is the market value of your home they are going to consider the bottom line, the banks dont want these properties back, it costs them so much money to go through a foreclosure process and as our prices are falling, monthly, weekly, daily, the likelihood of the value of the property being extremely lower by the time they get the property back is 100%.

In addition to the $60,000 in foreclosure cost, paying real estate commissions and a few other fees is significantly better, because the loss is going to be significantly less with a short sale. Heres a question and I hope that I am not putting either of you on the spot, but suppose the guy owes $400,000 on his house, lets just say its worth $300,000 and you get the listing and this guy is out at a cocktail party and his cousin shows up and says, Ill buy the house from you. Ill buy the house from you, we will make the bank pay the difference and Ill just let you stay in the house. Is that a realistic situation, is someone going to find out about it? Is it good to do that or not?

In real estate, real estate purchases and transactions have to be non-arms length. Now arms length is described as your parents and your children, other than that we pretty much stay out of it because theoretically, yes that could happen, however the banks want to see that the homeowner is not benefiting, so the homeowner would have to become a tenant and be paying rent to new owner at that point. So there are many legitimate situations where you could meet someone who would buy the home and allow you to stay in the home… http://realestatemarketingthisweek.com/a-short-sale-is-significantly-cheaper-than-a-foreclosure/

Duration : 0:5:53

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REMEDIES IN REAL ESTATE – Randy Kelton

http://www.remediesinrealestate.com/

Evidence of mortgage fraud time travel.

http://dailybail.com/home/taxpayer-funded-mortgage-fraud-101.html

Here’s a hint – MERS assigns to Wells Fargo.

Same day, same person, same notary assigns from Wells Fargo to Fannie Mae.

From one of the comments at the OP on Foreclosure Hamlet:

“So Janice works for Franklin American Mort Corp. in Flint, MI and Assigns the mortgage as an Asst. Sec’y for MERS to Wells Fargo in Iowa, and she has the assignment notarized in Dakota County, Minnesota.”

“Then, on the same day, she also works for Wells Fargo in Iowa, and assigns the mortgage to Fannie Mae in Philadelphia, PA and has it notarized again in Dakota County, Minnesota?”

“First, Lets just assume that it’s legal to have an assignment of mortgage from a company in Flint, MI to be notarized in Minnesota for a company located in Iowa. And then let’s also assume that a company in Iowa can have an Assignment of mortgage notarized in Minnesota for a company in PA.”

“Is this sort of behavior legal? Or could it be FRAUD? Hmmmmmm, Flint, MI to Dakota, MN, a mere 581.8 miles apart. That’s nearly a 12 hour drive w/o any highway mishaps, oh, and you better have the ability to walk on water, otherwise, its a 688 mile drive under Lake Michigan and over 12 hours. Typically, banking hours are between 8am & 5pm. That’s a total of 9 hours. Maybe she should have saved gas and just driven to Iowa. It’s only 10 hours away.”

Pretty neat trick huh?

There is something very sinister about this amazing time travel. It is my belief that these individual mortgage obligations live in more than one savvy MBS investor’s “book.” Each manifestation of the obligation is insured against default for the full outcome based appraisal “value.”

Each investor is made whole via insurance and thanks to AIG, who of course was caught by surprise, has no choice but to dump the whole mess on the taxpayer. Meanwhile, the “servicer” purchases (for pennies on the fiat) the right to pursue the extinguished debt and seek as many deficiency judgments as possible.

Not to mention the fact that clear chain of title on millions of homes (in default or not) are destroyed. Further, if the obligations fail to make their way to the trusts within the REMIC window, throw massive tax evasion into the mix.

Duration : 0:12:12

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Duration : 0:6:10

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Duration : 0:1:14

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