Our firm was retained to conduct a mortgage foreclosure on property located in Bloomfield, NJSaid property is owned by the Complainant and his spouseOn July 26, 2007, the Complainant executed a Note in the amount of $250,to the Plaintiff’s predecessor-in-interestTo secure payment of this obligation, the Complainant and his spouse executed a Mortgage to the Plaintiff’s predecessor-in-interest, on the same dayThe Mortgage was subsequently assigned to the Plaintiff herein, U.SBank Trust, N.Aas Trustee for LSFMaster Participation Trust.On January 4, our office filed a foreclosure Complaint with the Office of ForeclosureIn accordance with Court Rule 4:64-1(a), our office reviewed a title search prior to the filing of said ComplaintCourt Rule 4:64-1(a) states: Prior to filing an action to foreclose a mortgage, a condominium lien, or a tax lien to which R4:64-does not apply, the plaintiff shall receive and review a title search of the public record for the purpose of identifying any lienholder or other persons and entities with an interest in the property that is subject to foreclosure and shall annex to the complaint a certification of compliance with the title search requirements of this ruleThe additional lienholder joined as a Defendant in the foreclosure action was made a party defendant to the action as said judgment was found in the title search plaintiff was required to review prior to the filing of the foreclosure ComplaintThis party was identified as having an interest in the property and was properly joined to the action to foreclose said interest In summary, our firm was retained to protect our client’s interest in the Bloomfield, New Jersey property by prosecuting a mortgage foreclosureThis foreclosure is on property located in Bloomfield, New Jersey, not property in Irvington, NJThe owner/obligor/mortgagor being foreclosed upon is “Jr.” not “Sr.” as alleged in the ComplaintSaid action was brought in accordance with state Court Rules and StatutesNew Jersey is a judicial foreclosure state and the proper venue to litigate any issues pertaining to this matter is within the court system, not with the Revdex.com
Our firm was retained to conduct a mortgage foreclosure on property located in Bloomfield, NJSaid property is owned by the Complainant and his spouseOn July 26, 2007, the Complainant executed a Note in the amount of $250,to the Plaintiff’s predecessor-in-interestTo secure payment of this obligation, the Complainant and his spouse executed a Mortgage to the Plaintiff’s predecessor-in-interest, on the same dayThe Mortgage was subsequently assigned to the Plaintiff herein, U.SBank Trust, N.Aas Trustee for LSFMaster Participation Trust.On January 4, our office filed a foreclosure Complaint with the Office of ForeclosureIn accordance with Court Rule 4:64-1(a), our office reviewed a title search prior to the filing of said ComplaintCourt Rule 4:64-1(a) states: Prior to filing an action to foreclose a mortgage, a condominium lien, or a tax lien to which R4:64-does not apply, the plaintiff shall receive and review a title search of the public record for the purpose of identifying any lienholder or other persons and entities with an interest in the property that is subject to foreclosure and shall annex to the complaint a certification of compliance with the title search requirements of this ruleThe additional lienholder joined as a Defendant in the foreclosure action was made a party defendant to the action as said judgment was found in the title search plaintiff was required to review prior to the filing of the foreclosure ComplaintThis party was identified as having an interest in the property and was properly joined to the action to foreclose said interest In summary, our firm was retained to protect our client’s interest in the Bloomfield, New Jersey property by prosecuting a mortgage foreclosureThis foreclosure is on property located in Bloomfield, New Jersey, not property in Irvington, NJThe owner/obligor/mortgagor being foreclosed upon is “Jr.” not “Sr.” as alleged in the ComplaintSaid action was brought in accordance with state Court Rules and StatutesNew Jersey is a judicial foreclosure state and the proper venue to litigate any issues pertaining to this matter is within the court system, not with the Revdex.com