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To: Alberta's Child

” Why should this homeowner have his rights as a citizen of Utah abrogated simply because the original bank made a decision to sell the mortgage outside the state? “

Also, as you know, these mortgages were often sold multiple times, often leaving vague who ended up with the right to actually foreclose ;-)


55 posted on 06/06/2010 7:29:47 AM PDT by stephenjohnbanker (Support our troops....and vote out the RINOS!)
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To: stephenjohnbanker
Right. LOL.

In cases like this I go back to the advice I once received from one of the most astute business people I ever knew. He was a real estate developer who sold off almost all of his holdings in 2006-07, and later made a lot of money short-selling oil when the price rose above $140/barrel in 2008.

His advice would be particularly relevant to any person or company who was in the business of buying collateralized mortgages in the last ten years:

"If you don't understand what you're buying, then don't buy it."

57 posted on 06/06/2010 7:33:11 AM PDT by Alberta's Child ("Let the Eastern bastards freeze in the dark.")
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