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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Michigan Court of Appeals Rules JPMorgan Chase Loans Acquired From The FDIC Must Be Recorded. The Michigan Court of Appeals handed down a second ruling about the chain of ownership regarding mortgages and notes. This ruling takes Davenport v. HSBC to the next level. The Justices called for a strict interpretation of a Michigan law.
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Will The Real Kenneth Kurel From Trott & Trott Please Stand Up! MFI-Miami has discovered 8 different and unique signatures for Kenneth Kurel (P58771) from foreclosure mill, Trott & Trott on file with four different Register of Deeds across Michigan. Kenneth Kurel is an attorney with the law firm of Trott & Trott. The foreclosure
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Attention Homeowners: You Are Not Ben Matlock I like to keep up with homeowners who like to play Ben Matlock. So over Labor Day weekend, I discovered a series of “Notary Certificate of Protest and Judgement In Estoppel” filed with National Republic Registry in Texas which is a for-profit registry service (imagine a poor man’s MERS)
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MFI-Miami Featured In Article About Michigan Foreclosure Firm Implicated In Robo-Signing Todd Heywood, Michigan Messenger A Massachusetts county clerk says a forensic examination of documents filed by Troy-based Orlans Associates, one of the largest foreclosure firms in Michigan, shows that the company has engaged in illegal Robo-signing. Robo-signing is when a bank, mortgage company or foreclosure company
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