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SEBig mortgage win... when... this year!!! Now it's time for you to win big also... May 4th the Mortgage and Auto Elimination course will go live. We're only taking 100 people. Included is a mini audit (affidavit proving securitization and illegal trade data), or a revocable trust to help you on your journey. Win with selen! No replays!!!
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PUHow your signature creates money
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AAThe ‘Court Registry Investment System’…. Big money for everyone but you!!
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JO🔥 Your Bank Cannot Foreclose On You — Here’s Why
Most Americans have been led to believe that when a bank gives you a mortgage, they’ve “loaned you money.” And that if you don’t pay, they can legally foreclose and take your home.
But here’s the undeniable truth backed by federal statutes, Supreme Court precedent, and banking regulations:
No national bank is authorized under Title 12 U.S. Code to foreclose on private residential real estate in the several states. Period. That’s because Congress never granted them that power.
Under 12 U.S.C. § 29, national banks can’t hold or own real estate except for narrow internal purposes — like operating branches. They were never authorized to own or enforce liens against your home. That authority was repealed from federal banking law in Public Law 89-485 — and hasn’t been restored since.
And according to 12 U.S.C. § 25b, the National Banking Act does not occupy the field of state law, which means banks cannot rely on state foreclosure procedures when federal law doesn’t authorize their actions.
So what’s been happening?
Banks and their attorneys have been unlawfully using state foreclosure laws (many written in the 1800s for gold- and silver-backed banks) to enforce void contracts they never had the legal authority to execute. These banks never actually lent you money — they used your signed promissory note as an asset to create credit, then “loaned” you your own value back. That’s not lending — that’s fraud.
And when they sold that note into securitization, separating it from the deed of trust, the contract was legally extinguished. As the Supreme Court ruled in Carpenter v. Longan, 83 U.S. 271 (1872):
“The mortgage follows the note. Without the note, the mortgage is a nullity.”
No note. No standing. No authority. No foreclosure.
If you’re facing foreclosure — or already lost your home — you have the right to challenge the fraud, void the judgment, and fight to get your property and title back.
🛑 No bank is above the law.
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AMALL OF YOUR ASSETS ARE CONSIDERED BOOTY! Along with being a volunteer, This is why securitization is not fraud. They dont make mistakes in law. Its not fraud, but when the true owner shows up in equity, all administration cease to exist
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PR💎 Many securitization transactions involve the transfer of financial assets to a limited-purpose entity through one or more steps. The securitization entity issues various interests in security form (hence the term “securitization”) to third parties that entitle the holders to the cash flows generated by the entity’s underlying financial assets. These interests are commonly referred to as “beneficial interests” in those assets. ASC 860, Transfers and Servicing, defines beneficial interests. Beneficial interests can take many different forms, ranging from debt securities to equity interests issued by a limited partnership or limited liability company. Examples of beneficial interests in securitizations include mortgage-backed securities, asset-backed securities, credit-linked notes, collateralized debt obligations, and interest-only (IO) or principal-only (PO) strips. The primary investors in beneficial interests in securitizations are insurance companies, banks, broker-dealers, hedge funds, pension funds, and other individuals or companies that maintain a significant investment or trading portfolio. Corporate treasury groups may also invest in beneficial interests. For example, many corporations invest in mortgage-backed securities issued by government-sponsored enterprises, such as Freddie Mac or Fannie Mae. The entity selling assets in a securitization transaction often retains interests in the assets sold. Commonly referred to as retained interests, these are also regarded as forms of beneficial interests. #trust #me #on #this #one #onepiece #online #whatiwore #dogsofinstagram #video #fun #food #freedom #republic #moda #sunset #fyp #praia #goodvibes #proseliti #moor #beach #outfitoftheday #outside #debtfree #credit #look #securities #money #bank
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SCNever drop your paycheck in the bank free! Did you know this about your bank? #scam #scammer #scammers #bank #banking #advice #didyouknow
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THThey sell the present, and the future of your receivables to investors. Comment the word bundle to learn more.
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