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How The Mortgage-Backed Securitization Process is Hurting the Banking Industry’s Ability to Foreclose and Proving the Best Offense for a Foreclosure Defense Published in Spring 2012 by the Stetson Law Review. An abbreviated version was also published by Thomson Reuters in December 2012. The Stetson Law Review is published three times a year at Stetson University’s College of Law, St. […]

Florida Foreclosure Process In a time when Florida foreclosures are at a record high, America’s governments and economists tend to avoid the obvious. Fact is, until our housing prices stabilize, the United States and world’s economy will continue to fall deeper into recession. Already, almost one-in-ten Florida homes are in foreclosure or close to it; thus, unless the number of […]

Transcript of Foreclosure Presentation PART 1 The bubble we are in right now or the deflation of the bubble that we are in is really almost a function of how America was actually created from its inception. The whole notion of America was highly speculative, both politically, socially, economically, going back well over 250 years. And you have people living […]

WESTON, FL (PRWEB) OCTOBER 20, 2015 As the nation begins to heal from the past few years of financial turmoil, Florida foreclosure defense team Roy Oppenheim and Jacquelyn Trask-Rahn expose the effect the “negotiability” of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac promissory notes had on the market crash in The Emperor’s New Clothes: How the Judicial System, Financial Industry, and the […]