First, you are never going to find out who is the investor of your mortgage. The actual investor has been sold and bought and sold and bought through multiple MBS sales.
Now, go down to the county recorder and pull your mortgage and notes. Who ever is listed at that moment on the note and mortgage is LEGALLY the owner of the mortgage. If you have another mortgage company that you are paying and it's not the same as the one on the note and mortgage and they file foreclosure, you have a very big case to shut down that foreclosure and have it recinded (basically remove the mortgage off the note).
Case Law has just been made for this:
State of New York
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company vs Debra Abbate, CARMELA ABBATE, KIM FIORENTINO
QUOTE
“At the time that the plaintiff improperly commenced the action, the pathway to the Courthouse should have been blocked. Deutsche Bank had no legal foundation to foreclose a mortgage in which it had no interest
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where there is no evidence that plaintiff, prior to commencing the foreclosure action, was the holder of the mortgage and note, took physical delivery of the mortgage and note, or was conveyed the mortgage and note by written assignment, an assignment’s language purporting to give it retroactive effect prior to the date of the commencement of the action is insufficient to establish the plaintiff’s requisite standing.
State of Kansas
LANDMARK NATIONAL BANK v. BOYD A. KESLER
QUOTE
The Court said simply that MERS — or any nominee” didn’t have any interest and proves its point by reference to simple statements in the documents and the simplest of laws and interpretation of the role of MERS and the requirements of recordation. The splitting of the note and mortgage creates an immediate and fatal flaw in title.
State of Arkansas
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM, INC., APPELLANT, VS. SOUTHWEST HOMES OF ARKANSAS, APPELLEE
Basically, your mortgage is probably assigned to a company called MERS (Mortgage Electronic Registration System). They have no interest or rights in your property. They were considered a holding company for mortgages or a clearinghouse. Well the State of Kansas and even MERS in Michigan said that they don't own the mortgage. This means that if they don't own the mortgage, then who does? Without any proof of that and legal recordings (after the fact or right before foreclosure is now being scruntized) have to be completed and if they are not, who ever is coming and submitting a foreclosure has no legal right to do so. I suggest you lawyer up and start reading this website:
http://livinglies.wordpress.com/ He has a list of lawyers who know what they are doing.
It's time to fight these big companies who think because they have money they can do whatever whenever they want and that the law doesn't apply to them.