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Total BS! What’s BS? The comments in the article or what I said? Son, you got to narrow your focus a little more with me.

But I could have saved you 5k. You have documentation on your payments? Send a copy to which you made your payments to. Now I won’t tell you that there won’t be some time, teeth grinding frustration, and copy machine—plus postage expenditures. You would get a lot of back and forth, maybe a letter saying things that would scare a rooster out of his socks but you got your documentation so don’t let them see you sweat. And should you find yourself standing before the man like you did, represent yourself and show his or her honor your documentation; payments made and said bank received, a log of who you spoke to, the time you spent, postage—including that final certified letter showing your paid documentation and said letter received or not. If you just answer the honorable’s questions and not use their courtroom as a platform—be respectful in dress and a little humble in attitude, in the climate we are in right now in our country, I would pay good money to sit in the ‘gallery’ on this one.

I’m going to give you some two edged wisdom here: when you appear before a judge with an advocate, the judge sees the advocate. Don’t misunderstand me, a gifted advocate is worth their weight in gold and I’m not about taking anything off their table. But this is a very uncomplicated situation; you paid and the lender said you did not and the lender has entered their claim in suit (hopefully, the court is convenient to you).

Now a necessary or unnecessary irritation of our complex society is you will most likely have to produce all this to your local credit bureau (now is somewhere between taxes and death).

Think about this, you have gone through this and you now know more than a lot of other people; knowledge and experience always make you stronger.

Taxtruth, I hear the ‘mumblers’ out ‘there’ and I will tell ‘all’ that this is the United States of America and her charter, the Constitution, is standing strong (in relation to all things in our country—including the judicial). And the more stuff some folks stack on that bridge to the Constitution, making the path more complicated and perilous that we just about need an advocate to lead us through to get to it, the Constitution is still there. And precious as she is there are a lot of folks who go over every inch of her 24/7 looking for a crack somewhere. And now days there are some who put her on like a latest fashion and berate our blessed country, bang hard working people on the head, frighten the innocent, and keep folks walking around on their knees.

I don’t think our previous generations made the sacrifices they made so some whiney mumblers with agendas could walk in, lie and deceive folks into believing this is not the blessed and best place in our world in order to muddy the water, and then take what they don’t even want.

I guess that’s about all. I need to put some things together for GilGil.

All the best,
forest153

Oh! My. You still don’t get it.

There are over 20 million foreclosures almost all of which are held by institutions that cannot prove ownership. This is a fact.

This is going to result in trillions of losses. The Fed has no other option but to print to infinity.

The effect on real esate is another 50% drop.

The fact is that homeowners in good standing are most likely making payments to institutions that cannot prove ownership. Wait another 6-12 months and all will reveal itself. In the meantime, people making payments have no idea whom they are going to.

Next year will be a bloodbath for the economy specifically because of this problem. As far as the Constitution goes we have the First and Second amendment left and not much more.

As I said, no need to argue about this. Facts will speak for themselves. Those owners in good standing are getting the screwing of a lifetime. That is fact.