CSA uses and abuses in foreclosure litigation in 2020, plus RICO for Homeowners

- CSA's, a type of security agreement typically central to the securitized loans of the mortgage meltdown era, are vulerable to being exposed as not capable of conveying title to the institutional 'holder of the debt' behind so many securitized loans. Bill will break this down and out on the Show today, using his own case as a reference point. - Then we cover RICO principles and how arguments of collusion and conspiracy can be used by homeowners to advance their legal rights against the institutional parties foreclosing on them, using the Florida case of Churruca v. Miami Jai-Alai, Inc., as a orienting point to present important issues re collusion and conspiracy legal theories.