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Tag: foreclosure

Compliance and Foreclosures in Massachusetts

Doug Cornelius January 10, 2011October 2, 2013 Compliance Programs   [+]

Why is the foreclosure machinery of our nation’s largest banks grinding to a halt? Failure to follow the legal rules. In other words: Compliance Failure. The latest comes from my home state of Massachusetts. The state’s highest court rulet that two foreclosures were invalid because they were not properly assigned to the foreclosing party. The … Read more »

The Foreclosure Mess and Compliance

Doug Cornelius October 19, 2010August 6, 2014 Compliance Programs   3

Why is the foreclosure machinery of our nation’s largest banks suddenly grinding to a halt? The “Produce the Note” movement, encouraging consumers to challenge the lender in foreclosure and make them produce the note. It’s not about proving you are current on your mortgage. It’s about attacking a structural flaw to stay rent and mortgage … Read more »

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