1st Freddie Mac Fire Sale Of 2018 Announced. $420 Million Of Non-Performing Loans Up For Auction Freddie Mac has announced the first Freddie Mac fire sale of 2018. The auction will consist of seasoned non-performing loans held in Freddie Mac's mortgage investment portfolio. Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing is the servicer of the loans. The Freddie Mac Fire Sale consists of four mortgage pools. The sale contains three standard pool offerings and one extended timeline pool offering. The later auction targets participation by smaller investors including nonprofits and minority or female-owned businesses. Freddie Mac announced bids for the standard pools are due from qualified bidders on March 13, 2018. The GSE also announced a deadline of March 27, 2018, for the EXPO pool. Freddie Mac is also requiring bidders to complete a qualification package in order to bid. The GSE also stated bids must be made on an all-or-none basis. Bidders can bid on any pool separ...
Communist Bernie Sanders Owns Three Houses With Two In Posh Neighborhoods. He Paid Cash For The Third. Communist Bernie Sanders is the present Democratic frontrunner for the 2020 Presidential election. However, capitalism and being an elected official seems to have paid off for the Vermont Senator. He recently purchased a third home with his wife, Jane. Not bad for a deadbeat dad who didn’t have a real job until he was 48 years old in 1981. Sanders was elected Mayor of Burlington, Vermont in 1981. He then got elected to Congress in 1988 and has been on the federal payroll ever since. Sanders and his wife, Jane O’Meara Sanders also pocketed millions with Jane’s leadership of Burlington College and it’s downfall. Jane Sanders walked away with a $200,000 golden parachute when the school collapsed. The inner circle of the Sanders family also pocketed tens of thousands of dollars during her tenure as chancellor. According to Vanity...
Help Fight JPMorgan Chase Bank Foreclosures! With the help of our lawyers, MFI-Miami has helped hundreds of people stay in their homes since the 2008 financial crisis. Unfortunately, we have had homeowners facing foreclosure with legitimate defenses who can't afford the cost of quality legal representation or the support teams that go with it. Especially when they go up against a major bank like JPMorgan Chase. So we are asking for your help! Often times, these homeowners end up representing themselves or worse, lose thousands of dollars and their home on charlatans on the internet who promote whacked out and baseless arguments. MFI-Miami is currently working with two homeowners who could use your help fighting JPMorgan Chase. Client #1 has been fighting to stop JPMorgan-Chase from taking her Miami condo since 2009. JPMorgan Chase withdrew the case voluntarily with prejudice (meaning they agree not to refile the case) in 2015 due to a lack of standi...
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