The letter objects to a notice of non-judicial sale from a trustee on grounds that: [1] The borrower has already paid the lender in full; [2] The true holders of the mortgage-backed securities are not identified; [3] The lender does not own the note or mortgage, which has been satisfied. It requests that the trustee confirm the satisfaction of the...
Read more ↓The letter objects to a notice of non-judicial sale from a trustee on grounds that: [1] The borrower has already paid the lender in full; [2] The true holders of the mortgage-backed securities are not identified; [3] The lender does not own the note or mortgage, which has been satisfied. It requests that the trustee confirm the satisfaction of the mortgage, return the original note, and retract attempts to collect on an invalid debt obtained through fraudulent and deceptive means.
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