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The mortgages are already recorded in the public records, so no problem there. In addition, Section 3-309 of the UCC, sets forth the requirements for the enforcement of lost, destroyed or stolen instruments. This stuff happens all the time.

Stop the insanity! For each additional house that is purchased as a direct result of the $8,000 tax credit, it costs the American taxpayers somewhere between $41,000 and $96,000. ...According to NAR, a maximum of 350,000 additional homes were sold because of the credit. Both organizations...

Much ado about nothing. Either MERS will assign its interests to the Lender/note holder, or the Lender/note holder will assign its interests to MERS. Either way, the deadbeat homeowner still faces foreclosure.

And how is September doing? http://www.zerohedge.com/article/new-chrysler-boss-says-september-auto-sales-disaster

If you don't already know the answer, you have no business even contemplating trading 50 or more cars IMO.

Hmmm, I would have sworn I had Bighog on ignore. Oh well, its done now.

Ha! And still you two peas in a pod continue to post in this "shit hole". Ya know, if I were to crap in my pants, I would immediately throw them away and get a new pair. You apparently would continue to wear them, all the while, of course, complaining about there being crap in your pants...

OK, well give me a reasonable scenario with your $1.5MM account where an emini-mini contract would be preferable to an ES contract.

70% just to break even? That blanket statement is completely false. Your risk:reward ratio is going to dictate the percentage of winners:losers one needs to break even. It is certainly possible to have less than 50% winners and still be net profitable.

What kind of a total loser must one be to call a site a "shit hole", yet post 6000 times on it?

Flexibility? Can you imagine how volatile an Emini-mini contract would be?

I think this is a little below your standards. Do a Google search for Dr. Michael Van De Meer, and let us know what you find about his background and qualifications.

Hmmm, I prefer to fly under the radar of the IRS. No meals or home office deductions for me.

Excuse me, sorry, but if you are filing for bankruptcy, you are not wealthy, unless of course you are that idiot, Congressman Pete Stark, who seems to feel that the more debt you have the wealthier you are. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjbPZAMked0

Florida public pension fund has already written off its entire $266MM investment...

Well, next month the cash for clunkers will hit, and you will see a big reversal of that -21B

Did you say Vogue or Rogue?

Maybe China should stop subsidizing gasoline.

If that starts to become the norm, I would like to see Congress pass a law disqualifying any of these homeowners from getting a gov't insured loan for at least 10 years, and/or be unable to discharge the subsequent deficiency judgment in bankruptcy court.

Good! I'm tired and I want to get off.