Saturday, February 11, 2012

Foreclosure --- Postponement Service Offered

Note - John is not connected to this nor gets any commission -- just doing this to help out. Your discernment is advised
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Guaranteed one to two year postponement of foreclosure - Guaranteed six month postponement of eviction - (shared with more than 70 worldwide Light Worker LIST HOLDERS)

***To homeowners at risk of foreclosure or eviction: (Share widely)

There is a service that guarantees at least one year of postponement of the foreclosure trustee sale, for pre-foreclosure people;  and if you are in the post-foreclosure category, the same service can guarantee at least six months of postponement of eviction.  In reality, even the post-foreclosure people could stay in their homes for a lot longer than six months . . . but this firm guarantees that much time.  It costs just $595, which is a lot less than most such services.

To have that much time before losing your home, is a great gift, because it gives you the time needed to win the house free and clear . . . whether through cancelation, recoupment, forensic audits, EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer), Treasury payoff, or whatever.  In fact if you could stay in your home well into 2013, surely by then all or most of the corrupt property-stealing banking empire of the dark age will have collapsed and been replaced by the new paradigm of peace and prosperity.

For pre-foreclosure people, this firm delays the foreclosure sale date guaranteed for 12 months, but their average client is in the program for 14 to 18 months, which shows that they under-promise and over-deliver.  This enables the homeowner to have valuable time to work on getting a long term permanent solution.

The firm was the first in the nation to provide trustee sale delay services, and has been providing this service for homeowners across the nation since 2004.  They have never lost a property to the bank while a client was in the program.  They have over 20+ years of experience in the real estate industry and their program is designed to achieve the necessary timeframe for working on CANCELING the foreclosure (or eviction).

A lot of the people you see out there today offering foreclosure delay programs either worked for this firm or were actually in their program at one time.  They know about 85% of what the firm does, but it's that other 15% of proprietary strategy that separates them from other such services.  That 15% of extra specialized knowledge is the expertise that is able to get clients the time they need.

The main method that is used is bankruptcy, however, BK need not be contradictory to the cancelation of the mortgage due to the fraud of the pretender lender, as some believe.  In fact, done correctly, BK can be the perfect vehicle for challenging the lender by making settlement contingent upon the lender producing the evidences needed to foreclose, such as jurisdiction, standing, the note, the existence of the loan, proper signatures, being holder in due course, and compliance with various other laws.  This can win the home free and clear.  By listing one’s property as an “unsecured” debt in the BK instead of secured, it also causes the lender to react by claiming that it IS SECURED.  This then puts them in a bind . . . because how are they going to prove that it is secured, when properly challenged?  They can be caught red handed making a false claim under penalty of perjury, which is a crime – a felony.  The homeowner WINS!

Some people have wondered, if somebody has already gone through a BK in the past, can they still be eligible for the program?  Yes -- but it depends how long ago they went through the BK and if they have a bar against them from filing.  In that instance this firm does have alternatives that they can do with title to be able to hold off the foreclosure.  They can go into that with the homeowner by phone on a case by case basis.

They need the following information from new applicants to get started.

1.           Full name of the client
2.           Complete address of the property in question.
3.           Social security number on the homeowner.  (if there are two people on title they just need one now)
4.           Copy of the notice of trustee sale, if there is one.
5.           Payment in the amount of $595.00.  (It can be deposited in their corporate account at Wells Fargo)

After receiving the information they will prepare the docs for signature and email them out with exact instructions of what to do.  Once the BK is filed, they will need a copy of it back,  and they will contact the trustee and stop the sale.  Once that is done the client is in their data base and they track any future sale dates and perform the necessary services to continue to stop the sale of the property until there is a long term solution in place.

If you are interested, let me know and I will pass on the appropriate details and contact info.


For World Enlightenment, Taansen



2 comments:

Anonymous said...

People are always talking about these 'hidden trusts' and 'accounts the treasury have in our names' and so on and so forth.

I have the opinion that these accounts may exist for the simple fact that what is hidden has to be known in some strange rule of the game.

I am also of the opinion that bankruptcy wipes out these accounts to zero.

Now it seems that just before this system is supposed to collapse on it's own weight, an unknown group and mysteriously surfaced and can save a 'home' for the benefit of 'wiping the slate clean'.

It has also been said the National Debt is what the bankers owe the people for using their credit. Ever wonder how with all the borrowing it takes a while to exceed the new limit? I've watched daily borrowing and daily balances and it never matched up to me. But if there are bankruptcies clearing the debt they owe you and then borrow against someone who has not bankrupt themselves, then it may explain what could be down the pipe.

Some people will be extremely poor and some will be extremely rich from whatever is about to happen and most think it's the RV that will do it and I don't know what will do it.

I just know I heard it over and over that the result will be both outcomes.

People, is a home worth clearing the slate, hiring an attorney who doesn't have to tell you a single thing about the transaction, listing people 'you of your own Free Will' declare as creditors to you when we all know they don't hold a single paper to enforce the transaction.

Is it worth it to let them have access to something that makes them all go away. If you really have nothing, and own nothing, then why do they go away when you 'bankrupt' yourself and why aren't you privy to what's going on behind the scenes.

If there is a trust and your name is on it and it has value and they want to pilfer it. Would you leave nothing to you decedents because you want to keep the house?

Be ware of Greeks bearing gifts.
You know not who makes these offers.
Notice a clean slate is about worthless if you try to clean it again within 10 years of the last wipe out.

That's all opinion, those that have ears....etc.

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