It is a legal impossibility for someone without a mortgage to be foreclosed upon. It is a legal impossibility for the wrong house to be foreclosed upon, It is a legal impossibility for the wrong bank to sue for foreclosure.
And yet, all of those things have occurred. The only way these errors could have occurred is if several people involved in the process committed criminal fraud. This is not a case of “Well, something slipped through the cracks.” In order for the process to fail, many people along the chain must commit fraud.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Today's Must-Read
Barry Ritholtz explains the Foreclosure Fraud Crisis
Labels:
banks,
credit,
economy,
real estate
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