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: The Home Equity Theft ReporterForeclosing Lender Can't Prove Ownership Of The Note? So What's The Big Deal???
By r morris
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The following excerpt out of a recent article on MSNBC.com addresses the importance of establishing the ownership of a promissory note in foreclosure (or, for that matter, not in foreclosure):
[M]aking an issue out of the actual ownership of the securitized title might strike some as a shameless stalling tactic aimed at abetting a debtor who, after all, owes the money. But [Florida attorney AprilFull post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on December 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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