(714) 271-2009

Oh, and I forgot to mention that when you, or your attorney, files a civil complaint, your name and information regarding the property and any other do***ents and information stated in the complaint is now PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE. The attorney may neglect to inform you that anyone can now see these do***ents and can purchase them online or see all the information for free at their local county courthouse kiosk (free computers at the court). But, it's pretty serious, and you may be liable for costs which you have no idea could be****ociated with prolonging the eviction and or civil processes.

IN THE END, IF YOU'RE READING THIS AND YOU'VE BEEN CONTACTED BY AN ATTORNEY OR SOMEONE FROM THE TELEPHONE NUMBER ON THIS PAGE, STOP AND READ THE BELOW INFORMATION. S**** FROM THE BOTTOM. READ CAREFULLY. DON'T BE SCARED TO OPEN UP ANOTHER BROWSER OR ANOTHER TAB IN YOUR EXPLORER PAGE. YOU COULD****ENTIALLY SPEND HOURS INVESTIGATING AND READING EVERYTHING THAT I'VE WRITTEN. IT'S TAKEN ME YEARS TO LEARN ALL OF THIS, AND I OFFER IT YOU YOU, FOR FREE. JUST DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND IF YOUR HOME HAS BEEN PURCHASED BY A BFP, TALK TO THEM. IT IS DEFINITELY MORE EFFICIENT AND COST EFFECTIVE TO SETTLE IT A****ST YOURSELVES THAN HAVE BOTH PARTIES KEEP THE ATTORNEYS ROLLING IN THE DOUGH. IT'S CALLED NEGOTIATING, AND NO, YOU DON'T HAVE TO HAVE GREASY HAIR, A SUIT AND A TIE ON TO BE ABLE TO DO IT.

Foreclosure attorneys have many different styles, but they're all leeches. They prey on homeowners and renters alike, ****ing them dry until the juice runs dry. The legal process a**** the ex-homeowner and the new bona fide purchaser simply keeps the ruthless attorneys in business. In the end, attorneys will simply attempt to rack up as much in costs, bills, appearances etc in order to collect, and "earn", such as "earned hours", legal speak, as possible. They go to court and talk, mingle and laugh a****st each other while the ex-homeowner doesn't have a dollar, or a**** to **** in, literally, and the bona fide purchaser for value simply forks out dollar after dollar. The attorneys know the courts, physically and mentally. They stay in business because they know how to "milk it." They'll take you for all your worth and in the end they'll probably tell you "Well, we tried our best." Meanwhile, always keeping a certain distance a**** the client and themselves. "Talk to our paralegal", "The attorney is at court today...", "Oh the attorney is on a conference call" etc etc etc....

Essentially, a foreclosure attorney will **** the money out of your pockets, dry. They'll most likely ask your goals, or what you want to achieve from the lawsuit, and in most cases homeowners are simply looking for more time. In other cases, foreclosure attorneys attempt to prolong the Eviction or the lawsuit as long as possible, essentially dragging out the process while ****ing the money from the now ex-homeowners pocket. In the end, there are a large variety of cases/lawsuits/complaints that can be filed a***nst the bank or anyone else, but the only real opposition of substance is filing for bankruptcy, which may achieve up to a 12 month stay. Either way, the ex-homeowner is going to leave the house, whether it's now, later, with money, without money, or with a judgment.

Now, some homeowners understand that if you don't pay your mortgage, then you can't afford the house, thus logically concluding that they shouldn't be on the property anymore because the bank has sold it to a bfp (bona fide purchaser of/for value). Some homeowner agree to leave the home, because it's not theirs anymore. However, some choose to stay and file a lawsuit a***nst all parties and persons of interest in the entire process of the sale, from the bank to the bfp. If you live in a city or county with court records online, search through the records and you can see for yourself by accessing Civil Cases and checking the register of actions regarding unlawful detainers, limited cases, or "wrongful eviction", "Breach of Contract", Quiet ***le etc etc etc....the list goes on and on....

So someone is now the highest bidder and has won the sale at the auction courthouse steps. Now, money is transferred, legal tender, cash or cashiers check, to the foreclosing trustee. The trustee then says, ok, someone purchased the property, so a Trustee's Deed is now produced and sent to the highest bidder. Once the deed has been recorded, ***le is said to be duly perfected if the deed is recorded within 15 days of the auction purchase, 16 if there is a court holiday on a Monday or a Friday which prevents the recordation. Now, someone knocks on your door and serves you a "3 Day Notice to Quit-Foreclosure" which recites that you must deliver up possession or an Unlawful Detainer (from here on "UD") may be filed a***nst you. Now, here is the point where you either already have contacted an attorney, and now he comes to bat, or you receive a pos**** note on your front door that reads "Please call me. It's important" with a telephone number written on it...

Let's give a scenario. You own a home, you agreed to pay a mortgage and for some reason, such as the economy, health problems, personal issues etc you aren't able to make your mortgage payments. You miss mortgage payments and you are now in default. There are many steps that a bank must take to work with the homeowner, such as forebearance agreements, loan mods etc, but, in some cases, homeowners do no elect to deal with the bank and simply walk away. However, let's say you work with the bank. They let you make modified payments. 6 months down the line, you run into more trouble, and once a***n, you are back to where you s****ed, paying a large mortgage on a home that is worth half the value of the mortgage you took out on it. The bank sees you have stopped paying, they may file the Notice of Default (from here on, Notice of Default shall be referred to as NOD) or the notice of trustee sale (from here on, Notice of Trustee Sale shall be referred to as NOTS). There are specific guidelines with time frames as to when the NOD or the NOTS needs to be filed, you can check that out for yourself. Once the NOTS is posted in a con****uous place on the property, the bank may sell the property to the highest bidder at a public auction. There are many different steps which need to be followed up to this point, but you get the point, we're now at the point where the homeowner cannot afford the mortgage, the bank has tried to work with them, but the bank and the homeowner now know that, unfortunately, all options have been exhausted. So, the bank, after notifying you by the posting and certified mail and by due diligence in attempting to contact you, sells the property at a foreclosure sale to the highest bidder. The sale has been conducted, but it is not yet finalized.....

Continued (****e ran out)... Let me explain what this type of person named "Jeremy" does. It's very similar to the type of business that many other foreclosure, eviction, and real estate attorneys do. For example, "www.keepmeinmyhomellc.com, or "www.mytrustedattorney.com" are both representative of what occurs in this type of process. Essentially, attorneys are now filing unlimited, as in unlimited jurisdiction, civil cases and naming all parties involved, which is legal and mandatory. However, often times, these foreclosure attorneys will omit pertinent information from the civil complaint, thus leaving ambiguity in the complaint. Often times, equivocation is used. Either way, a complaint is filed, which is a lawsuit a***nst particular parties, such as a bank, lender, foreclosure servicing company, a third party purchaser or anyone else they suspect is acting in concert with any of the before mentioned parties....

This telephone number belongs to someone who claims to prevent, fight, and/or****ist distressed homeowners in dealing with banks, financial ins***utions, lenders, foreclosure servicing companies, and/or third party purchasers. This person leaves a note on the front door of homeowners who are financially strained which states so****ing like "Please call me. It's important. Jeremy." Supposedly, there have been reports that a female will drive around to homes in foreclosure, pre-foreclosure or that have been sold to third parties and states that she is there for "Business" and she doesn't reveal the person she works for. This information can be verified by typing this telephone number into the google search feature.

Jeremy REIT management co