GMAC Pulls Foreclosure Affidavits Signed By Kristine Wilson

Washington Post:

Attorneys for homeowners in Florida say Ally Financial's GMAC mortgage unit has begun to withdraw affidavits submitted in support of foreclosures that were signed by a second employee.

Read the whole story: Washington Post

Comments

[USNDC]

12:02 PM on 09/30/2010

This entire foreclosure mess blows my mind !

It just seems so wrong to watch Wall Street banking corporations ... that were brought back from the dead with taxpayer money ... punish struggling taxpayers with foreclosure.

These Banks were dead ... bankrupted companies ... failed businesses ... brought back to life by corrupt career politicians using taxpayer money ... and now they sit in judgement over these struggling taxpayers ?

It's like watching a judge pause to snort a line of cocain ... before sentencing a cocain dealer !

It is just unnatural to watch these Wall Street banking corporations saved from their financial misfortunes with taxpayer money ... while struggling taxpayers are not being saved from their own financial misfortune.

This is wrong.

[loki]

09:57 PM on 09/27/2010

So, they got caught. these are just 2 of how many that still go unnoticed?

[HoosierInMaryland]

09:59 AM on 09/27/2010

To everyone who is 'defending' the banks, and saying the 'robosigning', etc., is just a technicality:

Remember - even if the person is guilty of whatever, if a technicality is found, such technicality being in favor of the accused, the accused can and does get off.

Just ask Ollie North how many days he spent behind bars, even though he was found guilty of several felonies.

[realitytrumpsbull]

11:24 PM on 09/26/2010

What is General Motors(GMAC) doing in the real estate business? Let's ask that one again: What is General Motors, a car company, doing in the real estate business? Is this part of why they let their product line go to hell, and had to be bailed out by the federal government(taxpayers)? What of the whole thing where GM was going to change their evil ways, and do a stand-up job of managing their company? Is that even possible, while they're still in the real estate business? How much progress have they made in this area? Where are some available figures that GM would like to share with the public? Again, what is General Motors, a partly taxpayer-owned car company, even doing in the real estate business? 

[Hershie]

05:27 PM on 09/26/2010

anyone who doesnt look into the real reason we have this crisis on our hands shouldnt be posting anything at all. the banks set this up to FAIL so people would get forclosed on. lets get real.

[GrumpyinAZ]

04:12 PM on 09/26/2010

Anyone who goes into forclosure without forcing the mortgage holder to produce all of the required paperwork deserves to be out

[Woody Stemms]

01:37 PM on 09/26/2010

Unfortunately, this doesn't help people who live in states with non-judicial foreclosure laws.

[tinman1967]

12:58 PM on 09/26/2010

We've got to get the deadbeats out of these homes so we can get this mess behind us and move on.

[karen1p]

01:24 PM on 09/26/2010

The deadbeats are the banks who orchestrated this fraud.

THEY TOOK TRILLIONS AND YOU WANT TO ADDITIONALLY GIVE THEM THE HOUSE TOO???

Are you on crack?

[Voting citizen]

03:11 PM on 09/26/2010

How can you categorize these people as deadbeats? They are victims of the banking greed. I lost my house...lived there 18 years...had a job for 35 years...my interest rate went up which caused a mortgage payment of 80% of my paycheck. So does that make me a deadbeat? or victim? I'm thinking victim and I'm believing that most people are the same...victims.

Then there is the "get them out of these homes" so you can move on. Another problem arises...homelessness. There is no moving on just moving out.

[terry63]

03:20 PM on 09/26/2010

If you buy a house that costs 200,000 dollars but you only bring home 30,000 a year, youre not a victim. You gambled on a houseing market and lost.We all halve to be responsible for our actions. Im not blaming the investors but its like Clint Eastwood said, A mans got to know his limitations.

[zombywulf]

12:26 PM on 09/26/2010

Another case of massive fraud where nothing will be done about it and no one will be held accountable or go to jail.

[BadHaBritt]

12:32 PM on 09/26/2010

And the ballot box is a placebo for change.

[BadHaBritt]

11:38 AM on 09/26/2010

If you employ someone to handle 10,000 cases a month then you know exactly what will happen and to say otherwise is a blatant lie.

Why is it that most people, including HP, think that if everyone just goes to the polling stations then everything will get fixed. The people controlling this country are not stupid and have mos of the money to maintain their control, without the ballot box.

[wdw505]

11:48 AM on 09/26/2010

that is why company's purchase autopens.......it is much easier

[Get RealSoon]

11:22 AM on 09/26/2010

The biggest game of "Keep Away".
Past foreclosure, I'm still seeking original signed documents and underwriting approval. Look at the U.S. Security's Exchange website and see all the players in the loans and how it was set up. 1st, the hidden one, is the Master Servicer who makes the overall decision to modify or foreclose. 2nd, the loan servicer, the middle man who has no documents to offer. 3rd, the loan originator who is bankrupt and can't be reached. 4th, the trustee to take the home and claims to have no knowledge of the transaction. The Prospectus makes the deception clear. And my lender was not GMAC.

[KriTiKiT]

10:15 AM on 09/26/2010

this is a land grab to take resource rights... just watch

[IndyFem]

01:42 PM on 09/26/2010

I have been thinking the same thing

[USNDC]

09:59 AM on 09/26/2010

How long until another large lender is found to be doing the same thing ?

How widespread is it ?

The larger issue here is that these large companies have no fear of punishment.

Rules are for the other people.

OK class action attorney's ... you're up !

Happy hunting.

[schatsie]

10:38 AM on 09/26/2010

Exactly, my mortgage is owned by GMAC who bought it back in 2003.....from their mouth.....However I bought the house when my son was in IRAQ and I could not face moving in ----drum roll ----- 2006........

[karen1p]

01:31 PM on 09/26/2010

Virtually every bank employs robosignors.....it's just a matter of time before they are all exposed.

A few names you will be hearing soon.....Margaret Dalton, Bryan Bly, Crystal Moore, Jeff Stenman, Donna Fitton.....to name a few.

[USNDC]

03:01 PM on 09/26/2010

I was unaware of robosignors ... are serious about these names ?

[4closureFraud]

07:11 AM on 09/26/2010

You can view Kristine Wilson's Affidavit and withdrawal notice that is referenced in the Washington Post article here...

http://4closurefraud.org/2010/09/25/kristine-wilson-robo-signer-part-deux-allys-gmac-unit-withdraws-foreclosure-affidavits-signed-by-second-employee/

[LouGots]

04:44 AM on 09/26/2010

We're still at it. This is so silly it's pathetic. Does anyone think the forclosures are being taken against borrowers who are not actually in default? It there any intimation that sheriff's sale proceeds are not being properly credited to the borrowers' obligations? No harm, no foul.

[BadHaBritt]

12:23 PM on 09/26/2010

Oh for a perfect world. Unfortunately none of us live in one.

[tinman1967]

01:00 PM on 09/26/2010

Amen!
There is no such thing as a free lunch.