The American dream is in crisis.
Together we can help.
Our Mission
To protect due process, equal protection and property rights under the law in relation to unlawful foreclosures through political and mass judicial action, as well as through member support; to restore integrity to public land records and the judicial processes; and to educate the public on these and other relevant issues.
The Foundation of Fake Securitization of Debts and All Foreclosures
Original Author: Neil Garfield. Reposted with permission. “The mistake that lawyers and pro se homeowners are lured into making is that they think that the
Why APON Supports Local Banking
(This article contains data and excerpts from Violation Tracker and a Better Markets report.) Don’t let your bank steal your money! Recently a direct action
What is American Property Owners Network?
The American Property Owners Network is a new non-profit corporation whose goal is to help homeowners who have title issues or are facing fraudulent foreclosure
The Story
The system is rigged. The Con shows how. The effects of the largest criminal conspiracy in U.S. history are still being felt by millions of families and we are not talking about it.
It’s the most comprehensive investigation into the 2008 financial crisis. Who did it. Why it happened. And how The Con is the reason everything continues to be so $crewed up.
Watch at home: thecon.tv/watch
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Virtually all foreclosures today are based on written recorded instruments purporting to transfer title to the mortgage lien from one legal person to another. The questions for today are different from the questions that were present when the forms, rules and procedures were developed before present claims of securitization of debt. Neil F Garfield, a Florida attorney and investment banker, presents the results of 16 years of research, analysis, trial appearances, expert witness presentations, and CLE presentations. In this modified course presentation, he focuses on the duties of lawyers who use or oppose assignments of mortgage, and the methods that can be used to perform expert analysis.
Petition for Change
Help change the rules to save homes from fraudulent foreclosure.
American Property Owners Network (APON) is considering whether multi-plaintiff court actions might be a possible route to achieve justice for homeowners. Individuals who are facing similar opponents in court with similar defenses or causes of action could join forces and have a better chance at beating large corporations in court.
On behalf of the constituency for which we advocate, we want to know, now that you have been elected, what would you do to stop these ongoing crimes and provide justice to the millions of homeowners who lost their homes based on fraudulent documents created by participants in the fraudulent foreclosure scheme?
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