Hi everybody,
I have a similar situation in foreclosure but I am in a nonjudicial state, NV. The Trustee has served notice of Default on me on 25 August 2014 and I have 60 days from there for notice of trustee sale. I have been preparing for filing complaint against the financial institution and planed on enjoining an injunction, but I read under the title "Irreparable Harm" where it can be calculated by money not to file an injunction and the court may throw it out.

I am only part way through the course beginning "Effective Pleadings" maybe the answer lies there as I keep going.

Question: Are there ways to stop, "Affirmative Defenses" a Trustee Sale without filing an injunction in a nonjudicial state so I can complete my proceedings? I don't want to believe that my house is going to be sold without me being able to complete my process. Thanks

Hello everyone,
If you have a mortgage/loan that was originated between January, 2003 to December, 2008, there is a 95% chance that your loan was sold as a securitized trust. Nearly 97% of those loans were transferred fraudulently.I have a case pending right now that involves a major lender that is selling securities through brokerages on Wall Street and they NEVER registered the offering with the SEC! My contact at the SEC told me that the SEC knows of over 400 of these offerings are illegal! In my research of these types of mortgage/loans over the last 2 years I am appalled at the "Banksters" and "Wolves of Wall Street" for perpetrating such a scam on the innocent.
They have raised over a Trillion dollars from 401K's, Pension funds, retirement portfolios, etc.,and the losers in this scheme were the people that could least afford the losses all the while the Banksters & Wolves were getting richer.
If you or someone you know are in or facing foreclosure and have a mortgage/loan originated within that timeframe, you have a defensible Cause of Action. Do not let them win.
If MERS was involved you can win under special circumstances even if they were "Claimed" as Beneficiary and/or Nominee.
The comment above about your loan being "converted" into stock certificates is not quite right. The mortgages and notes are "held" in trust as security for the payment streams the investors receive. If you use that argument you will lose. There are much better arguments to win with.
* Last updated by: FRED4 on 11/8/2014 @ 2:11 PM *

Fred4:

Continue.

Go on.

You share about defensible Cause of Action, so please do continue.....

Which one's have you used, and what was the courts, and the opposing parties positions? How did they react / respond to your defensible Cause of Action???

You share about MERS, which most of us or all of us are aware of. You share about winning under "special circumstances?" This is a very broad, and vague topic / subject. Can you be more specific, and precise with what you are sharing with us here who are attending, and participating in these different forum discussions. That would be most highly appreciative Fred4!!!

By all means necessary, continue Fred4.

I will definitely contribute to this topic / subject, but need you to clarify different concepts so more of us can enhance this very, very important topic / subject Fred4...