And Kamala lets get to the bottom of foreclosure corruption Harris is helping them bilk us. Its up to us to make the change we need, and voting generally completes about 10% of the task at hand.... But since these laws went into effect on January 1, 2013, some of the largest banks in California have continued to break them, carrying on with the same wrongful foreclosure tactics that the Homeowner Bill of Rights was designed to stop. And when homeowners have taken their mortgage servicers to court to enforce the laws, the banks have often argued that the California Homeowner Bill of Rights simply doesnt apply to them. For the past two years, banks have won dozens of important cases, mainly in federal courts, by convincing judges to toss out wrongful foreclosure lawsuits filed by California homeowners. These losses have effectively made the California Homeowner Bill of Rights an unenforceable law, and have called into question the ability of the State of California to enact foreclosure regulations, and to protect Californians from bank misconduct.
Posted on: Fri, 05 Dec 2014 05:12:46 +0000
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