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Bank contractors illegally break into homes across the US
It's no secret that Americans are seeing their homes foreclosed in record numbers during the last few years — but is there any oversight from the banks in this rampant epidemic? In at least 50 instances as of late, financial institutions have ordered servicers to lock down supposedly vacant homes and empty out personal residences, only to be targeted the wrong places altogether. Ben Hallman of the Huffington Post provides us with a break down on the lack of accountability that comes with the foreclosure process.
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Re: Bank contractors illegally break into homes across the US
Companies working for the Too-Big-To-Fail banks get paid for how many locks they change in houses. While company workers change locks, they engage in burglary, knowing the police will do nothing. The police treat the burglary as a civil matter, meaning you must sue the bank in the courts, and the courts almost always side with the banks. The banks do not need a court order to attack your house.
A typical company whose workers engage in massive theft is Safeguard Properties, a Cleveland-based company that changes the locks on 1.5 million homes each month. Safeguard works for JPMorgan-Chase.
Another company is Lender Processing Services, which is notorious for forging documents for banks.
Many victims are renters. When the banks decide to attack the owner (the landlord), it sends the thugs, who burglarize the renters, and then changes the locks on the doors, often stranding pets inside.
The American masses support this by supporting Wall Street and the big banks.
If you say there should be changes, then the masses scream at you, “No! That’s socialism!”
Re: Bank contractors illegally break into homes across the US
If anyone thinks that holding banks to the same rule of law that mere mortals are held to is "socialism", then they are batshit crazy. They are as near to braindead as it is possible to get without physically dying. They ought to be certified.
Its only a matter of time before one of these hired thugs loses their pathetic, usurious little lives during one of these officially-condoned burglary episodes. I won't be shedding any tears, that's for sure.