6th US District COA Says Foreclosure Mills Must Comply With FDCPA Using common sense and basic rules of statutory construction, the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that foreclosures were indeed about the collection of money and therefore fall under the Federal Debt Collections Practices Act (FDCPA) especially if the loan is a Fannie Mae or
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Michigan Supreme Court Rules Unrecorded Mortgages JPMorgan Chase Received Through The FDIC Receivership Of WaMu Are Voidable A few weeks ago, the Michigan Supreme Court quietly handed down a significant ruling. This ruling will affect nearly $3.75 billion worth of former Washington Mutual mortgages. JPMorgan Chase acquired these loans from the FDIC after Washington Mutual.
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Alleged Illegal Foreclosure By JPMorgan Chase Against Retired Green Beret JPMorgan Chase filed a Quit Claim Deeded to Fannie Mae on March 1, 2012. This is also about halfway through Reed’s redemption period: This Quit Claim Deed is invalid for a number of reasons. It is important to remember Fannie Mae doesn’t just “buy” properties
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Foreclosure Mill Operator David Trott Committing A Rogue Foreclosure Against A Former Green Beret Traverse City/Detroit – On November 15, 2012, Steve Dibert, President of MFI-Miami, an internationally recognized leader in investigating mortgage fraud called on Detroit based foreclosure mill operator, calls for anend to David Trott committing a rogue foreclosure against Jeffrey Reed of
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JP Morgan Chase Wants MI Supreme Court To Decide If “Operation of Law” Applies To Loans Acquired From The FDIC Last month, the MI Supreme Court accepted an appeal by JPMorgan Chase. The bank wants the Supreme Court to hear Kim v. J.P. Morgan Chase. In January, the Michigan Court of Appeals shot down
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