Specific Circumstances Where Lender Must Prove Standing

Hello folks, and thank you for tuning in to the ADR-NOW! Internet Radio Webinar.  I am your host, Anthony Johnson. 

In this Foreclosure Dispute Resolution Webinar, we will continue our discussion on how a lender must prove standing to foreclose on a mortgage, and focus on specific circumstances, i.e., plaintiff being the originating lender; the originating bank has changed names or been acquired; MERS Loans; the note is held in a securitized mortgage trust.  All of these are circumstances that our listeners have phone in or emailed our attention to, and thus, we want to enlighten our follows in efforts to prepare yourselves for the next foreclosure wave.

If you have been served with a Notice of Acceleration, Lis Pendens, Notice of Default, or Notice of Sale, you must tune in!

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