Chain of Title: How Three Ordinary Americans Uncovered Wall Street's Great Foreclosure Fraud

from rivkat

A bit too inside baseball deep dive into the people who unintentionally became activists and exposed huge documentation fraud in mortgage servicing and foreclosure. Perhaps most interesting as a portrait of people whose mission consumes their lives, and then-despite a few individual victories-not...

from PhyllisHarrison

This is an incredibly important piece of reporting that should be read by everyone over the age of 18, whether they are a homeowner or a renter. That said though, David Dayen's style was tough for me to settle into since it swung from a tabloid-style of personal story to the highly technical that...

from froxgirl

This examination of the evil done by big banks and loan servicers is BRUTAL in its indictment of all levels of government for being complicit in ruining the lives of so many homeowners during the financial crisis. Three whistleblowers, all going into foreclosure, individually challenged the court...

from froxgirl

This examination of the evil done by big banks and loan servicers is BRUTAL in its indictment of all levels of government for being complicit in ruining the lives of so many homeowners during the financial crisis. Three whistleblowers, all going into foreclosure, individually challenged the court...