Wow! You don't have to have missed a payment now for the banks to STEAL your property! They are doing it through "Appraisals"!

The banks figure people under water on their martgages are
probably going to walk anyway, so the banks are trying to get what they can now. If this is really going on, it
probably indicates the banks don't see any recovery in home values anytime soon, hence homeowners walking away from mortgages. Banks make much more from mortgage payments than through holding real estate.

This^^^

This might be one of the dumbest blogs I have ever seen. Banks have enough problems unloading the homes that non-payers have walked away from.

Dont panic! If you pay...you stay. Its really that simple.

Oh well, I doubt they would throw you in jail that cost too much coney, to house one person per day in jail costs875.00.

since when does MSM ever report truth? Allthought this might get on RT!

Last Edited by Blitz the storm-striker on 10/27/2012 06:36 PM

This practice is known in banking as "calling in a loan". It happened quite a bit during the Great Depression to farmers whose properties lost value due to the dust bowl years. While not widespread today, this would become a major disaster if it became common industry practice.There is generally a clause in most mortgage contracts that give this option to the lenders. Yikes.

Let them take it, we are 13,000 under water on our mortgage thanks to local property values going down. The house to the south of us has been foreclosed on twice in the 15 years we've been here & its over 30,000 under water & in foreclosure now.

Typically the only clause like this in current mortgage doc's are "due on sale" clause. Basically if you sell your home on a Land contract the lender can actually demand repayment. None of them do however.

The Truth in Lending disclosure will specifically state whether there is a "demand feature" on the loan.

Read your loan docs, yes we can : )

youre not the brightest crayon in the box are ya. theyve been doing this since 2005 - peter g miller/realty trac first reported on it.

and i posted his article in multi FC threads since 2008

Last Edited by Phennommennonn on 10/27/2012 06:46 PM

one word..fire

Home values are dropping.

It still doesn't make sense ... I would think most of these are higher interest loans at a higher market value. If they resale the homes, the bank won't make as much money?

Unless they are just out to rip people off!

If it were happening now, this close to the election the oliar ass sucking MSM WOULD be reporting it.

amazing how msm blacked out libya and other fuckin shit.

fuck off douche juice.

:glpshills:

Say hello to your new Landlords.

In the last decade there has been over 70 million mortgages transferred to MERS..(Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems) After thirty days of transfer your paper mortgage has been shredded..

Kevin Clifford has 11,000 pages of evidence and has filed RICO charges against the CEOs of MERS Corp.. The trial starts this Nov..

Kevin has a talk radio show at [link to republicbroadcasting.org]

MORTGAGE ENDGAME RADIO
Host(s): Kevin Clifford
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Mortage EndGame Radio focuses on a variety of issues directly related to the mortgage crisis in this country with the main goal to educate and empower our listeners with factual and timely information. Much confusion and misunderstanding surrounds the true nature of why America is experiencing an epidemic of honest and hard-working people that are losing their homes at an increasing rate never before seen in the history of this country. There is much misinformation in the main-stream media that confuses the average homeowner regarding the causes of this epidemic. We understand that much of this information regarding the cause of the mortgage crisis is false and the true reasons for this collapse is not the honest people who have tried in earnest to pay their mortgages and bills, all the while being subjected to unknown forces and actions that the homeowners are unaware of. We will focus on what answers and remedies are available to us so that you can all make specific steps to save your home and land from an esoteric system that is determined to make us all renters for life. As the old saying goes, "Knowledge is Power", and with that knowledge is safety, security and happiness.
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Here's his past audio archives.. 10-26-12 is Roby Noel sitting in for Kevin. You may want to disregard that day.

[link to www.republicbroadcasting.org]

read the mortgage contract. at any time the bank feels their interest in the said property may be in peril they can call the loan due in full.

They don't care as long as the burden is on the taxpayers. Prisons are privatizing now, and that's not a good thing. I read somewhere that there's money to be made by locking people up now.

Yes, if you read the bazillion-page "fine print" section, it's in there. It was in OUR home mortgage paperwork over 25 years ago.

Have you noticed at all, there are so many ads on TV for re-financing at a lower interest rate, or even those "reverse mortgages". I'm probably an old fuddy-duddy, but those types of things make me nervous. Yes, you may get a lower interest rate than what you're paying now, but what does that figure out to? 50 or 100 bucks a month? Meanwhile, you are starting back at "Ground Zero" as far as paying back your loan. How old will you be in 30 years? If you are in your 20's or 30's, it might be a good idea. But if you're in your 50's or 60's, think about how old you'd be.

And this gives them an opportunity to re-appraise/re-evaluate your property, and perhaps they'll only consent to loan you a lot less than you wanted or needed. They can actually eyeball your property, make a note of it and create a file for it, and if they want it badly enough they can figure out how to "eminent domain" it for a future shopping center or a freeway which isn't scheduled to be built for another 10 years (but they grab your property NOW when they can pay you the least amount possible because of the crappy market).

Just my 2 cents worth, but I say, why bring yourself to their attention - that's the last thing ANYONE should want to do especially now when things are so uncertain and shaky.

Three words....Insurance Fraud......Jail

If this happens to me .. I will simply file bankruptcy on everything and rent .. Screw them and their credit !

Oh, I noticed that this was already pinned, so and 5 stars.

And one final thought - banks are NOT philanthropic organizations! They have legions of high-priced lawyers whose only job consists of figuring out how the BANKS can PROFIT, so you can bet that anything they come up with will benefit THEM and NOT you, regardless of all the warm and fuzzy commercials which say differently.

itis better to stay home in mom's basement; save the money and buy a starter property with cash, like a little oneroom thing with a couple acres, where the taxes are low. Then start adding on to the oneroom thingy, at the cost of a monthly payment had you gotten a mortgage.

Read my post above..
Kevin Clifford says if you are on MERS, your title is cloudy and probably been sold many of times and the bank has no idea where your title is.. That's why they want you to refinance, To get you back under a new term agreement..

Last Edited by NoSilence on 10/27/2012 07:38 PM

This is happening to two friends of mine. They both applied to refinance. They made all their payments but the bank was (unknown to them) charging each month for walk throughs and appraisals that were never done. Each month they were getting further and further behind (even though they were making their regular monthly payments). One has filed for a halt on the sheriffs sale. He went to court last week with copies from his bank showing each month's auto withdrawal of the mortgage. The judge was furious. Her exact words were "Not In Louisiana". She gave the mortgage company 30 days to explain these hidden fees and why the payments were applied to them and not the note.

I've worked in law 35 years.

It IS HAPPENING

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Thanks for the great comment....
If you can prove fraud, your contract is null and void. You can walk away with that property..

Last Edited by NoSilence on 10/27/2012 07:42 PM

I have read thousands of mortgages and promissory notes and have never seen one that had language allowing the bank to call a loan when the value of the security declined below the amount owed on the note. If someone has one with that specific language, I'd like to see it posted here.

Kevin Clifford website: [link to mortgageendgame.com]

That sounds like a great idea. The offender pays a fine on the spot - no wasting time and money on court costs and bureaucracy. The cop gets a nice little bonus for doing his job. Everybody wins.

Screw the insurance companies!

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