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To: org.whodat
The only out for the debtor is to search for an improper filing.

I assume that you're suggesting the debtor look for some failure on the part of the lender to properly file and/or record the security instrument/mortgage/deed of trust, and (where required) to make whatever continuation filings or filings of assignments of interest as may be required by local law.

It can happen, and it's worth following up on, but don't hold out a lot of hope here, the title insurance company and the lawyers involved with the initial transaction and and subsequent assignment have a significant financial interest (malpractice!) in getting it right.

29 posted on 02/14/2008 8:31:24 AM PST by CatoRenasci (Ceterum Censeo Arabiam Esse Delendam -- Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit)
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To: CatoRenasci

True.!!!


31 posted on 02/14/2008 8:43:54 AM PST by org.whodat (What's the difference between a Democrat and a republican????)
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