so far, the banks have been exceedingly successful, causing the foreclosure of millions of homes by people who don’t own and never wanted to own the obligation. The out-of-pocket expense of paying the homeowner to execute documents was long ago reimbursed in full by the sale of securities as the other leg of the single transaction doctrine.
There is no loss. Yet there is foreclosure.
The assignment of a mortgage MUST be accompanied by the transfer of ownership of the underlying obligation —- or else it is a legal nullity. This is true in all U.S. jurisdictions.
Some jurisdictions try to work around this requirement by presuming the transfer occurred because they treat the promissory note as a title document for the underlying obligation and the endorsement of the note as a transfer of title to the underlying debt. This is a legal error.
But the endorsement of the note carries the presumption, not a conclusive finding, that the authority to enforce it was intended. But the intention is not the same as an event in the real world. Either it happened or it didn’t. So the banks try to narrow the focus on the transfer of the note.
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But challenging the “servicers” and other claimants before they seek enforcement can delay action by them for as much as 12 years or more.
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This is true Neil. The mortgage is what is recorded. But, title is so destroyed that it allows the fraud to continue without question. It allows continuance of “no loan” — not by modification or refinance – or even foreclosure. Until title is mandated to be stricter and all corrected, a big problem remains. County recorders take recordings from anyone. This is a state issue. MERS is destructive. I do not have — but I know it is destructive.