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« on: Dec 27 2011 02:31:16 PM »

Canadian Banks Dumping U.S. Assets
by Neil Garfield
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calling in and foreclosing business loans that are current

EDITOR'S NOTE: Ok, I don't like the sound of that either. But if you look at the larger picture it all becomes clear. With our government and courts bogged down in mythological presumptions about mortgages, housing and the economy, the real world is still chugging along. And in the real world, America is in a self-imposed decline.
The Canadian move is nothing new. Everyone is dumping U.S. Assets including U.S. banks who created the demise of the strongest economy in history. U.S. banks are lending most of the three trillion dollars they siphoned out of America to foreign ventures and mega corporations, ruthlessly depriving their own country of the last air available. In the East, the first moves have become official for direct trading of currencies --- rather than using the U.S. Dollar as the intermediary or "real" currency in their transactions --- meaning that the Chinese juan is coming out to play despite numerous economic problems.
These doors are open and the horses are escaping because the Obama administration has stuck its head in the sand and refuses to see we are fast losing our position as the printer of the world's reserve currency. This will only add to our debt woes, since for every dollar out there we may well need to make good on it in other countries' currency.
And all that is because after 5 years of this cr**, nobody has peeked under the hood to see what is going on. Nobody has looked at the money trail. And so everyone is foreclosing their own options by lack of curiosity. It is still assumed that the borrowers are in default. It is still assumed that these hapless borrowers owe what the Bank says they owe. It is still allowed for Banks to declare by fiat what they were previously required to prove in court. And the narrative is still about preventing the borrower from getting a " free house" while the Banks are getting exactly that --- a free house.
We should remember also that the Canadian Banks --- the object of the same contempt and derision reserved for hapless homeowners who were sucked into the Wall Street wind tunnel --- were the ones who DIDN'T play securitization roulette. They were the ones who called it suicide, absurd and reckless.
Now they are looking at their sick friend to the South and seeing that assets that have value now, may well be worthless later. So they are dumping them. In this case they are backing out of commercial loans to small businesses, calling them in when the businesses have no were to go to replace the borrowing because they don't have access to that open FED window and they can't get in the door of the mega banks that stole the money. So you end up with 52 businesses in Reedsburg, Wisconsin that are current on their payments but are going to be foreclosed --- put out of business --- by economic currents that our government refuses to acknowledge even exist.
The effect on American small business is catastrophic and it is American small business that employs most of the our population of workers. The conclusion is obvious --- joblessness, under employment and psychological depression is going to keep Americans out of work and American business in decline until SOMEBODY says "let's look under the hood and see what actually happened with the money." The dominoes are falling and nobody seems to notice.
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Up To 52 Businesses Face Foreclosure In Reedsburg
http://www.channel3000.com/money/30042354/detail.html
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« Reply #1 on: Dec 27 2011 02:45:59 PM »

   
OCCUPYERS TARGET THE AUCTIONS by BOA
by Neil Garfield
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TARGET AUCTIONS, ACHILLES HEAL OF THE SECURITIZATION SCAM

EDITOR'S ANALYSIS: The occupiers have the right target. Shining a light on the auctions will not only reveal deficiencies and illegalities --- it will reveal the essential vulnerability of the entire securitization scam.It is at the auction when they can no longer play shell games and where they have committed themselves as to the identity of the creditor, the amount due and their own status in the transaction. The deed issued from a foreclosure sale names a specific party and that cannot be redone --- but it can be overturned.
Each "bid" must either be in cash or it can be a " credit bid." The credit bid can't be by just anyone claiming to be a creditor. The credit bid must come from THE secured creditor on the loan for the house and cannot exceed the amount due from the borrower. AND it must be the same "creditor" that foreclosed. If they don't fulfill the criteria, then the sale is a sham and MUST be overturned by the Court. In all cases reviewed by our team the bid was submitted as a credit bid and in nearly all cases the bid was submitted by a party who (a) wasn't a creditor or (b) wasn't the same party who foreclosed or both.
The bid process is pretty clear-cut. If you bid, and you win the auction you are required to pay in cash unless it is a bona fide credit bid. If they want to bid more than the debt they alleged is owed they must do it in cash. If they bid less than the amount they claim as due, then they have admitted that the property is worth less than the loan and they are asserting a value based upon current data. Thus once the credit bid is made, you may have very clear cut grounds for stating that the foreclosure was wrongful.
If the homeowner submitted a modification offer that was turned down, then you can use that against the bidder if certain conditions are met. If the modification offer was worth substantially more than the bid, which is unusually the case, then you can attack the so-called creditor for failing to consider the modification offer. This argument is getting increasing traction around the country. As far as I can tell these lawsuits are settled promptly and confidentially, thus far. We will see what happens as the numbers increase. But Judges like settlements and modifications. The HAMP requires "consideration" but does not require acceptance. By presenting a prima facie case from their own actions, you force them to come up with a reasonable business purpose for taking less money at the auction than they could have received from the homeowner.
Once you are in court, you should start discovery early as to their status as a creditor and as to the loan status. If behind the scenes payments reduced the balance due to the creditors (investors) you catch them flat-footed --- but I have never seen a case that didn't settle on highly favorable terms to the borrower where the borrower prevailed in getting an order requiring the so-called creditor to respond to discovery that even got close to these points.

Occupy LA protesters now battling foreclosure auctions - Los Angeles Times
http://www.justiceunited.net/2011/12/occupy-la-protesters-now-battling.html
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