JPMorgan’s Big Mortgage Securitization Secret is a Big Nothing Burger
JPMorgan’s Big Mortgage Securitization Secret is a Big Nothing Burger! Four years ago, JPMorgan Chase reached a then-record settlement with the Department of Justice after, among other things, the bank received a copy of a U.S. attorney’s draft complaint documenting its alleged role in underwriting fraudulent securities in the years leading up to the 2008 financial crisis. Following the bank’s $13 billion financial agreement, the draft complaint was never filed. Then the bank paid another settlement to prevent a separate legal case from potentially unearthing it. The contents of the draft complaint have long been a financial-crisis mystery, a Great White Whale of a document. At least until now.
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JPMorgan’s Big Mortgage Securitization Secret is a Big Nothing Burger
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Lenders limited to one foreclosure proceeding per property
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NJ Judge Says HSBC Must File New Foreclosure Action
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Tampa Bay homeowners sue JPMorgan Chase for billing on already-paid mortgages
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New York woman fights bank against foreclosure and wins
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Class Action Lawsuit Against Wells Fargo Over Paid-Off Mortgage Interest
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Florida Appeal Court (2nd DCA) Holds Trial Court Erred in Applying Texas Foreclosure Law to Foreclosure Deficiency Claim
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Help for Michigan homeowners facing foreclosure
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I-Team: Dozens of renters of HOA foreclosure properties evicted amid dispute over title ownership
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Rare Foreclosure Opinion from the 3rd DCA Didn’t Mention ‘Standing’
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Homeless, 84-year-old war veteran twins say ‘it’s hell’ after foreclosure
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Veterans family facing foreclosure claims they’re robo-signing victims
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Lawsuit against Wells Fargo alleges stealth modifications that could vastly increase homeowners’ borrowing costs
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Wells Fargo sued over theft during foreclosure process
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MERS Lacks Legal Authority and Public Accountability
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Homebuyers lose life savings during wire fraud transaction, sue Wells Fargo, realtor & title company
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FRAUD STOPPERS PMA Mortgage Foreclosure Defense Blog Update May 30, 2017
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Wells Fargo $142 Million Dollar Account-Scandal Settlement
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Citigroup Agrees to $97.4 Million Settlement in Money Laundering Inquiry
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$142M Wells Fargo Deal Moves Forward Despite Objections
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Philadelphia sues Wells Fargo over discriminatory lending
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Massachusetts sues Ocwen for “abusive” mortgage servicing practices
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The city of Philadelphia just gave Wells Fargo its walking papers
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Miami Lawsuit Against Mortgage Lenders Survives High- Court Review
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Kentucky Law Journal Article Cites Accountability for Lawyers Who Wrote Securitization Documents
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OCWEN FILES MOTIONS FOR RESTRAINING ORDERS AND INJUNCTIONS AGAINST ILLINOIS AND MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGE REGULATORS
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Ocwen pulls a PHH: Asks court to declare CFPB unconstitutional, requests DOJ help
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U.S. Bank fined $15 million for bankruptcy filing violations
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FRAUD STOPPERS PMA Mortgage Foreclosure Defense Blog Update April 25, 2017
65 SIGNS THAT YOUR FORECLOSURE DOCUMENTS COULD BE FRAUDULENT The Mortgage or Deed of Trust is assigned from the Originator directly to the Trustee for the Securitized Trust. 2. The Mortgage or Deed of Trust is assigned months and sometimes years after the...
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Maryland bans Ocwen from operating in the Free State.
Housingwire: Maryland’s action, taken by the state’s Commissioner of Financial Regulation, is, in the words of a HousingWire tipster, a “doozy.” Maryland’s cease-and-desist order, which can be read in full here, presents a laundry list of Ocwen’s supposed failings,...
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If Ocwen is (or was) Your Servicer Take Action Now!
If Ocwen is (or was) Your Servicer Take Action Now! Ocwen has admitted that its mortgage servicing policies and loan processing systems are a “train wreck”. As regulators and the Consumer Fraud Protection Bureau (CFPB) set their sights Ocwen, we recommend that FRAUD...
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Trump signs memorandum on Dodd-Frank’s orderly liquidation authority
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