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Major title insurer insists lenders vouch for foreclosure paperwork

Major title insurer insists lenders vouch for foreclosure paperwork
The Washington Post — October 20, 2010

The country's largest title insurer said Wednesday that banks and other lenders must vouch for the accuracy of their mortgage documents before the firm will write insurance for a foreclosure sale.

Fannie, Freddie bailout could double, regulator says
The Washington Post — October 21, 2010

The federal bailout for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could double in size during the next three years, according to projections from the companies' federal regulator.

Rep. Waters requests moratorium on foreclosures, while her challenger questions the merits of her plan
The Argonaut — October 21, 2010

Residential and commercial foreclosures have emerged as a campaign issue in the Nov. 2 election, and the incumbent and challenger in the 35th Congressional District race are expressing disparate views on what action the federal government needs to remedy the ongoing challenge for Californians on the brink of losing their homes.

Kucinich plans to introduce bill to force banks to try harder to help homeowners
The Plain Dealer — October 20, 2010

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich will announce Thursday morning he is planning to introduce legislation to force banks to try harder to modify loans for homeowners in trouble.

Foreclosure probe: Problems aren't 'systemic'
CNNMoney — October 21, 2010

WASHINGTON — A federal probe investigating five large mortgage servicers has found some improper foreclosures, but officials have yet to find systemic, "structural" problems with processing, according to the U.S. Housing Secretary.

Posted: Thu, October 21 2010 9:08 AM by joelc

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dave swanson said:

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# October 22, 2010 3:26 PM

Fhais said:

I own two properties in New York.  one in the Bronx and anhtoer in Brooklyn.  Both of these properties have been transfered more than 4 times from one bank to anhtoer.  I have also refinanced both properties only to find that the mortgage has increased. Now both properties are in foreclosure.  I am in divorce and my former wife is occupying the house in the bronx while I am in the Brooklyn property.  A real estate company is trying to short sale these properties but no buyer has come foward yet.  Honestly, I think that none of these banks own the note to my property but it is hard for me to find out.  Just last week, EMC who hold the mortgage for the Bronx property transfered it to Bank of America.  This transfering of my mortgage must have happened countless times.  How can I find out if I have grounds for a challenge to the foreclosure?  By the way, the Brooklyn property's bank is American home mortgage servicing company.

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