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When All Else Fails: Go With Your Strengths…

Posted on June 19, 2015 by Sheryl L. Sutter

When I first named this blog I didn’t realize how prophetic the title would end up being; because now again, I have to live with a decision I made. Without going into excruciating detail, I will state that we were … Continue reading →

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Posted in Forged Mortgage | Tagged Bank Fraud, Bank of America, Bankruptcy, Crime, forgery, fraud, law, meltdown, Michigan, mortgage, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, victim | 1 Comment

Don’t Let the Shiny Object Distract You: Create a Shiny Object of Your Own

Posted on May 21, 2014 by Sheryl L. Sutter

It has been a while since I have shared my thoughts with all of you that are fighting the good fight against the crimes that have been committed against you. Our own court battle with Ocwen has heated up and … Continue reading →

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Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, Bank of America, Bankruptcy, Class action, Crime, foreclosure, forgery, Michigan, Mortgage fraud, Ocwen | 7 Comments

Feeling the Anger; Fighting the Pain

Posted on October 8, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

Recently, through social media, I was again reminded of the pain that this situation has caused to homeowners across this nation. The sting has left many paralyzed with fear, anger and disbelief. The rage over the victimization has reached a … Continue reading →

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Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged Anger, Crime, Emotion, God, law, Men, People, Relationships | 3 Comments

The Banks Lead You to Believe this is Personal: It’s Not

Posted on September 3, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

As mortgage fraud victims, you may think that I stray from the subject sometimes; however, if we, as human beings are not in control of our emotions and fears, this battle will send us to our graves. Stress kills, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, Barack Obama, Crime, forgery, fraud, Ingham County Courthouse, Ingham County Michigan, mortgage, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, United States, Wednesday, White-collar crime | 3 Comments

Living in Color

Posted on July 6, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

I have always been amazed by rainbows and how the sun, prisms through the rain, setting all the colors in the same sequence. However, when the light passes through the water droplets twice, it causes an inverse rainbow to … Continue reading →

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Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, Crime, District attorney, forgery, fraud, Friday, Grandparent, mortgage, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, Philosophy, Religion and Spirituality, Sexual abuse, Victims | Leave a comment

The Devil is in the Details of a Timing Game

Posted on June 8, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

Over the past six weeks our attorney has been working to contact the bank (Ocwen) to turn over an insurance check for a claim that we filed against their forced insurance. Before we ever filed the claim, for my own … Continue reading →

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Looking to God when Fighting the Devil

Posted on June 4, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

We, as mortgage fraud victims, come from all faiths and all walks of life. Some practice Christianity, while other practice a multitude of different faiths that permeate our world; whatever our faith, the basic principles are the same. No matter … Continue reading →

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Keeping Perspective as a Victim of Mortgage Fraud

Posted on June 3, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

When your life is slammed in such a way that it results in job loss, emotional upheaval and financial collapse, especially when you have done nothing wrong; our perspectives about our lives are sent into a spiraling, overwhelming and … Continue reading →

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Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged Business, Crime, Financial institution, Mortgage fraud, Mortgage loan, United States, victim, Victimisation | 2 Comments

Reflecting on Bygone Years, When Your Neighborhood Was Your Home

Posted on May 29, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

Part of what makes up your home is the neighborhood that surrounds it. When most of us were growing up, we were part of that neighborhood network. We knew each other’s families and were invited to each other’s milestone … Continue reading →

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Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, Crime, Easter, Facebook, Family, foreclosure, mortgage, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, Neighbourhood, real-estate, Too Big to Fail, Twitter, United States | 1 Comment

When People Don’t Get It…Part II

Posted on May 26, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

As demonstrated on my previous post, as well as my post When People Don’t Get It, many people are of the opinion that “we”, the “so-called” victimized homeowners, are just “making a mountains out of a mole hills”, and trying to … Continue reading →