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Wells Fargo auctions off house they don’t own and know they don’t own
Here in San Jose, the banks auction off between 25 and 100 houses a day at 181 N. Market St.. We gave the auctioneer a copy of the Quit Claim deed that was lawfully recorded the previous day with the Santa Clara County Clerk-Recorder in San Jose, CA. The bank was trying to sell the house in the name of one person, when another person lawfully owned it and had no mortgage with them. The auctioneer called the “trustee” Cal-Western Reconveyance Corp., who had been fired two days prior and therefore had no standing to sell the house, particularly since the Notice of Default and the Notice of Trustee sale had been recinded two days prior. The auctioneer sold the houseat the behest of the fired trustee, to the fired beneficiary, despite no legal standing to sell it. The auctioneer was warned when he was served with the quit claim deed that he was slandering the title on the property and that he was committing a federal crime. He went ahead and conducted the auction of the house, and no one bid. The fired “beneficiary” bank had placed their own illegal bid prior to the opening of the bids, over the phone to the auctioneer, and that was the only bid made or taken. Anyone who wants to compare notes on fraudulent bank activities of Wells Fargo & Co. and its wholly owned subsidiary WACHOVIA, please call us at (408)830-4936 Bill / 408-830-6266 Aubree’
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Tiny open house: one of the world’s smallest homes for sale
Jay Shafer of the Tumbleweed Tiny House Company holds an open house for his newest creation- the 120-square-foot Craftsman style box bungalow. It’s a slight step up from the 96-square-foot he just sold, but this one has modular elements so buyers can put the kitchen and bathroom wherever they choose. Original story here: faircompanies.com
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State Owned Banks: Fixing the Economy by Ellen Hodgson Brown
Ellen Hodgson Brown explains the rationale behind state owned banks. Due to the collapsing credit bubble which in turned popped the housing bubble, leading to recession, and perhaps, economic depression, there is not enough money and credit to keep the economy running. Three possible solutions are that the federal government issue debt-free money directly, that communities create alternate or community complementary currencies, or that a state create its own state owned bank, similar to the Bank of North Dakota. For example, a state owned bank in Michigan could provide credit to the state itself for infrastructure projects, help provide the capital for local banks, so they could in turn provide low interest loans to home owners, small and medium sized businesses, and students. In addition, a state owned bank could be used to help fund state expenses during tough times by providing loans. A major advantage of a state owned bank is that the state could borrow money from the bank at zero interest, for projects, saving between 50% and 100% of the cost of the project, since there would be no interest burden when repaying the loan. For Michigan, California, Florida, and other states looking to solve their economic problems, the state owned bank model, and the Bank of North Dakota in particular, should be studied in depth, as such a bank could provide the credit needed within that state economy during depressions and other tough economic times. Thanks to Local Future for …
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The Community Lending and Investment department seeks to positively represent and contribute to Wells Fargo by prudently and profitably providing debt and equity capital for economic development, job creation and affordable housing in areas of need nationwide. Lesley Eckstein, head of CLI, talks about this important group and all of the positive ways that they are impacting the communities where Wells Fargo does business. Customers also explain how CLI helped them to revitalize the places where they live and work.
The American Dream: Full Movie (00:30:29)
‘The American Dream: Fighting The Lying Liars One Stupid Lie At A Time’ The AMERICAN DREAM will show you how you’ve been scammed by the leaders of this nation and the global banking system. All Americans strive for the American Dream, and this film shows why your dream is getting farther and farther away. Do you know how banking works? Why did housing prices skyrocket and then plunge? Do you really know what the Federal Reserve is? THE AMERICAN DREAM takes and entertaining but hard hitting look at how the problems we have today are nothing new, and why leaders throughout our history have warned us and fought against the current type of financial system we have in America. If you liked this film, please visit this site to donate or to buy the DVD: www.theamericandreamfilm.com You can also purchase the DVD here www.infowarsshop.com Tagged: The American Dream film animated documentary Federal Reserve President Andrew Jackson Rothschild Ben Bernanke End The Fed Money Cartel United States US Constitution Bill of Rights Constitutional Republic Freedom Liberty debt slavery crisis economics economy online Ron Paul IRS banks loans fractional banking reserves notes Jefferson Zionism gold silver bank fraud America New World Order conspiracy conspiracies Illuminati Rothchilds bad loans debt government corruption politics international banking depression recession credit cards monetary system financial crisis Peter Schiff Alex Jones Tad Lumpkin The Provocateur Network …
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Loan officer asking for loan documents to be done.
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