[clee1]

This is a mess that threatens to bring down the entire system, which is certainly corrupt to its core.

I certainly agree with that, FRiend.

I took on a mortgage freely. All I want to do is pay who I legitimately owe, and one day gain clear and quiet title.

Ancillary to that, I want the greedy, blood-sucking b@$tards behind this mess to pay: with the loss of their freedom and complete confiscation of all their assets; both personally and corporately.

Hell, I'll pay - gladly - the government or whoever else can prove they own my note.

The bottom-feeders can kiss my a$$ets!

[Lurker]

I took on a mortgage freely. All I want to do is pay who I legitimately owe, and one day gain clear and quiet title.

Unfortunately the greedy bloodsuckers you mention in your next sentence may very well have made that impossible. I'm 20 years into a 30 year note and I now have absolutely no confidence that anyone will be able to produce an unencumbered Title Deed, ever.

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[Lurker]

I'm also planning a trip to my County Recorder of Deeds office to find out if any of the times my mortgage was sold were recorded as required by State law.

If they weren't I'll be at the next County Board meeting raising holy Hell over it. My little jurisdiction is potentially owed millions in fees from these crooks.

[appeal2]

First one to blame is Alan Greenspan and the Fed. Free money always leads to excess and a bust. Go to mises.org. They explain it very well there. Then add a touch of Cuomo’s desire to give mortgages to non-qualified buyers and everyone else piling on. Unfortunately the prisons aren’t large enough to hold all the responsible parties. Unfortunately the criminal conspiracy will have to play itself out. Be prepared for the final collapse. It is coming and sooner rather than later.