by Mike on March 1, 2011
Fountain pens and foreclosures In these days of robo-signers and rocket-dockets, you can easily imagine losing your family home at the stroke of a pen—based on the signature on a perjured affidavit, or the order of a hurried judge—but how often have you heard of a home saved by the stroke of a pen? A [...]
by Mike on February 15, 2010
Bogus property records What if you lost your house because the bank submitted bogus paperwork to the court? It happens more often than you think. Sometimes, it’s just a mistake. Sometimes, it’s a cover-up of past mistakes. Sometimes, it’s out-and-out fraud by the foreclosing lender. Here’s a shocking example from the Tampa Bay area: evidence [...]