"What If The Hanky Panky,
Is What It's All About?"
"What If The Hanky Panky,
Is What It's All About?"
Yes, They Are a Criminal Organization.
In the battle to defend your home from wrongful foreclosure, homeowners often find themselves up against big names like U.S. Bank, Deutsche Bank, or Bank of New York Mellon. These “trustees” appear on foreclosure documents, often leading homeowners to believe these institutions are actively managing their loans and directly pulling the strings in the foreclosure process. But here’s the truth: *They’re not*.
We have been using a US Bank Trust Department marketing brochure for years that makes their role as a loan trustee or a mortgage-backed security trustee (the word trustee has many meaning in foreclosures. This confuses Borrowers and it is intentional. But, the marketing brochure put out by the US Bank Trust Department makes what "CAN'T HAPPEN" crystal clear. It’s like hearing from the horse’s mouth that the supposed power these trustees hold over your mortgage is largely a facade. This document exposes a shocking reality that many homeowners – and even their attorneys – don’t fully understand. Let’s break it down.
In U.S. Bank’s own words, as a trustee for Mortgage-Backed Securities (MBS), they perform a narrow set of duties:
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And the men who hold high places, Must be the ones to Start, To mold a new reality, Closer to the Heart.
The largest program within MHA is the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP). HAMP’s goal
is to offer homeowners who are at risk of foreclosure reduced monthly mortgage payments that are
affordable and sustainable over the long-term.
HAMP was designed to help families who are struggling to remain in their homes and show:
HAMP is a voluntary program that supports servicers’ efforts to modify mortgages, while
protecting taxpayers’ interests. To protect taxpayers, MHA housing initiatives have pay‐for‐
success incentives. This means that funds are spent only when transactions are completed
and only as long as those contracts remain in place. Therefore, funds will be disbursed over
many years.
Starting in the summer of 2012, the scope of the program will expand to help even more
families in need.
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HAMP works by encouraging participating mortgage servicers to modify mortgages so
struggling homeowners can have lower monthly payments and avoid foreclosure. It has
specific eligibility requirements for homeowners and includes strict guidelines for servicers.
The program includes incentives for homeowners, servicers, and investors to encourage
successful mortgage modifications.
Families in this program typically reduce their monthly payments by a median of more than
$530 each month. But the program’s impact goes even further. HAMP has also encouraged
private lenders to modify mortgages at no expense to taxpayers.
When the housing crisis began, the mortgage industry was ill-equipped to respond adequately.
Mortgage servicers had insufficient resources to address the needs of a market that was
reeling from increasing foreclosures. In addition, their servicing expertise and infrastructure
was limited to overseeing collections and foreclosing on those who failed to pay. They did not
have the systems, staffing, operational capacity, or incentives to engage with homeowners on
a large scale and offer meaningful relief from unaffordable mortgages.
Before HAMP, there was no standard approach among loan servicers or investors about how
to help homeowners who wanted to keep making payments, but needed mortgage assistance.
By setting standards for what constitutes a sustainable modification across the mortgage
industry, HAMP has helped to make private loan modifications more affordable for
homeowners.
In fact, thanks in part to HAMP, the proportion of private loan modifications
that reduce monthly payments for homeowners has more than doubled. Together, public and
private efforts have helped nearly 5 million Americans get mortgage assistance to prevent
avoidable foreclosures.
MHA includes comprehensive compliance reviews to ensure that servicers fairly evaluate
homeowners for assistance and follow program guidelines. Treasury requires participating
servicers to take specific actions to improve their servicing processes to more effectively assist
struggling homeowners. While more progress needs to be made, servicers are focusing
attention on the areas identified through regular compliance and program reviews.
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This Is Not Possible in Law or Magic
Groucho Marx
This was a strange evening. I woke up in my recliner at 6 pm, only I thought it was 6 am. So I got up and had some breakfast, found out what my Ukrainian friends had accomplished, and began to read emails then I noticed it was 7 pm and I didn't now know, if it was the day before or the day after. Then I realized that I was asking myseslf that question but I didn't know what I meant by after.
But, it was about to get weirder.
The very first email I opened generated the following response from me. It had to do with an affidavit by a "not so much" expert witness. It seems the Fake Foreclosing Party had lost the mortgage (or deed of trust depends on where you live, Reader). The expert witness was asking for a new mortgage so that it could be assigned (wtf?) because the real mortgage had been lost.
If you have read anything here and retained it, then you know that you can't lose a mortgage and that the assignment of your security instrument (mortgage, deed of trust, security deed etc.) simply cannot be done. That it is not even that kind of a document. READ MORE
"I have complete faith in the continued absurdity of whatever's going on."
Lots of State Judges in lots of states mostly believe they are not bound by the Constitution. They think that is the end of the matter. However, if your state judge has ruled against you and Granted your home to the foreclosing party that could not pass the federal requirements of Standing Your judge has just violated you of your Constitutional Civil Rights. The rights given you in the 5th and 14th Amendments to the US Constitution. "Due Process" You can Challenge the Standing of the foreclosing party at ANY TIME.
After a miserable 10 years fighting ignorant judges, everything I write is based on your constitutional civil rights. That is the only law left for us. Stop believing that there is a magic statute. All of the old statutes are still very good. But, a question continually goes through my mind. The laws are fine. The laws are good. They have not been changed.
But you tell me. "Is a law a law, If it is not enforced?"
That is the problem that none of us expected to be "THE PROBLEM", but it is.
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