Relevant:
- Negotiating the American Dream: A Critical Look at the Role of Negotiability in the Foreclosure Crisis
- Northern MI Judge Throws Out Foreclosure Says Note Wasn't Assigned By MERS
- Eaton v. Fannie Mae Analysis
- WAPO – CONGRESSIONAL HEARING: DO BANKS LACK THE LEGAL STANDING TO FORECLOSE?
- No shortcuts to foreclosure (NC Supreme Court To Hear Foreclosure Case)
2010-12-01 — propublica.org
"As we’ve noted, banks seeking to enforce foreclosures must demonstrate that they have proper documentation proving their right to enforce a foreclosure—meaning they have the legal standing to enforce the foreclosure either as the holder of the note or as an agent acting on behalf of the holder."
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