Ocwen Sues Foreclosure Mill Connolly, Geaney, Ablitt & Willard, P.C. For Malpractice, Breach of Contract, Unfair & Deceptive Practices, Fraud By Suppression & Fraud By Misrepresentation Struggling mortgage servicer, Ocwen Financial is suing multi-state foreclosure mill, Connolly, Geaney, Albitt & Willard, P.C. (CGAW) in a multi-million dollar malpractice and fraud case. In the suit, Ocwen […]
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Detroit Law Firm Hertz Schram May Be Bilking Deutsche Bank Bondholders In A Foreclosure Battle With A U.S. Marine With Cancer Deutsche Bank and Deutsche Bank bondholders may not be responsible for a nine-year modification/foreclosure fight. Deutsche Bank has been trying to foreclose on a Marine Corps veteran with cancer who clearly qualifies for a
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Deutsche Bank Secretly Forecloses On A Homeowner With No Mortgage And Then Tries To Paint The Homeowners As “Land Barons” Jason and Liz Norman bought a 120-year-old farmhouse for $50,000 from Deutsche Bank. They also spent two years and $40,000 renovating it themselves. Jason and Liz Norman discovered the property was valued at $230,000. So
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Ocwen Shares Plummet As Ocwen Expected To Post A Loss For 2015 Ocwen shares will lose another 53 cents a share because as the company itself predicted just last month, Ocwen is now in a position to record a loss in 2015 after it announced Wednesday that Ocwen will post a net loss of $66.8
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After Unloading nearly $64.4 Billion In Servicing Rights, Ocwen Still Faces Problems Last week on the heels of Ocwen’s announcement that it was selling $45 Billion in mortgage servicing rights to JPMorgan Chase, Ocwen announced it was selling $9.6 Billion in servicing rights to Walter Investment Management Corporation, the parent company of Green Tree Loan Servicing. This is on
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