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Mortgage Damage Spreads

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The financial system for mortgages and the legal system are on a collision course say experts. The courts require due process, and one expert discounts reassurances from banks, because it does not go into how easily banks can prove ownership of the underlying mortgages. A legal expert at Georgetown University, sees a scenario in which the whole system comes to a halt, if instead of being lost, it is shown that mortgage documents were not properly transferred during each step of the securitization process. Much of the paperwork was rushed through in a mass production line during the recent wave of foreclosures, because the banks did not have the people and technology in place to deal with it- as pointed out in a Washington Post investigative report.

A new U.S. housing foreclosure crisis looming for 2010-2011.

10/01/2009

By conservative estimates according to NYT, 2.4 million homes will be lost to foreclosure in 2010. The faulty documentation poses a serious problem for banks, as they may be forced to buyback the mortgage securities sold improperly.

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