Safeguard Properties, a National Association of Mortgage Field Services (NAMFS) Offender Member, was hired by Rushmore Loan Management Services LLC (RLMS) to kick in the doors of a Pearl City, Oahu, foreclosed duplex. On 22 August 2016, Gestapo Jack Booted Thugs working for Safeguard did just that. Problem was that in typical Naziesque fashion it was the wrong home. And that is when the terror began for Felicidad Marquez, a 95 year old elderly and minority victim and her family. With both Safeguard and RLMS refusing to answer calls for their illegal and botched breaking and entering, Marquez finally filed a police report in an attempt to gain entry into her home owned since 1969. Two days later, after Hawaiian Law Enforcement became involved, a lockbox code was given to Marquez for gaining access to her home which she owned outright. With respect to the damages? It’s business as usual for the Cuyahoga County Five.
Daughter Felicia Marquez-Wong says Ohio-based Safeguard Properties was ordered by mortgage company, Rushmore Loan Management, to lock up the property. But Marquez-Wong says the company confused her mother’s home with the adjoining duplex unit, which has been foreclosed and vacant for years.
Mark Peek, a Keller Williams Real Estate Agent in Sacramento, had this to say back in 2012 about RLS,
[Homeowners] had previously had a mortgage with Wells Fargo or Bank of America and in the past six months or so the servicing has been transferred over to a newer company called Rushmore Loan Management Services. A lot of people aren’t aware of who they are or if they will work with them on their short sale. They do have a loss mitigation department, but it’s my understanding that most of the loans being transferred over to Rushmore are Fannie Mae loans. Fannie Mae has been transferring servicing and spreading it out, especially with the Big 3 banks, Chase, Wells Fargo and Bank of America. Rushmore is one of the new servicers that they’ve hired and it looks like they started transferring files over to them last year.
Problem is that Peek didn’t really do much due diligence upon anything other than the opportunity to make short sales. Andy Pollock, the very same Andy Pollock whom rode the last subprime mortgage wave to the top, then got out as the industry collapsed and took the U.S. economy with it. Pollock has roughly 25 years of operational and consulting experience in all phases of lending and servicing — Read: Screwing Homeowners. Over half of Pollock’s career was spent at First Franklin, where he held several senior positions, including president and chief executive officer. Most recently, he was president and chief executive officer at WDB Funding, an alternative commercial lending company. Pollock was also founder and managing partner of Global Logic Advisors.
After First Franklin closed in 2008, Pollock remained in his five-bedroom, $2.4 million home in ritzy Monte Sereno, Calif. He led a consulting firm that became a temporary haven for at least 15 former First Franklin employees.
By 2013, Pollock was co-CEO of Rushmore Loan Management Services, a company that traditionally collected payments on loans and is now originating loans. The company offers adjustable-rate mortgages and allows down payments as low as 5 percent. A company spokeswoman said that Rushmore’s loans meet government standards and that some government programs allow low down payments to encourage homeownership.
Pollock is among at least 14 founders or CEOs of top subprime lenders whose post crisis employers want to serve consumers who might not be able to qualify for bank loans.
And where is Pollock today? Kicking the tires of the old and worn out sub prime, neo tranche portfolios on behalf of Jeff Tennyson, Clayton Holdings chief operating officer. Clayton Holdings LLC, is a subsidiary of Radian Group Inc. (NYSE: RDN), provides risk-based analytics, residential loan due diligence, consulting, surveillance and staffing solutions. The company’s subsidiaries include:
Green River Capital, customized REO asset management and single-family rental services; Red Bell Real Estate, advanced AVMs, BPOs and technology to acquire and track performance of loan portfolios and NPLs; ValuAmerica, national title and appraisal management company and vendor management technology provider; and Clayton Euro Risk, global services.
So, it is business as usual with the same old spin. The Jewish Mafia whom head up SGP and merely taking their attacks upon defenseless and elderly females on the road — On the road and far away from the Consent Decree with Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan. Safeguard was ordered to pay One Million Dollars and submit to a Consent Decree in connection with SGP Contractors illegally locking out homeowners. Foreclosurepedia first broke the story, back in 2013. While every other news outlet predicted Safeguard would walk, Foreclosurepedia worked diligently with victims to ensure that never happened. To Amir Jaffa, Safeguard’s chief executive officer and son-in-law to Safeguard’s Founder Robert Klein, a million dollars is a drop in the bucket. It is the price of doing business and easily surmountable in light of Safeguard’s discriminatory and illegal Temple Tax commonly referred to as Chargebacks.
Eric Miller, NAMFS Fraudster in Chief, has been enriching himself to the tune of over One Hundred and Twenty Thousand Dollars per year; Miller has been making twice the national average for his office, and consuming over seventy percent of all NAMFS Member Dues in the process. Miller, whom has directly overseen the largest full scale defraudment of minorities since slavery, is due to be in attendance at the Dallas NAMFS #FraudFest 2016 in early September.
Eric Miller, #BlackLivesMatter
This is the pattern which we have seen time and time again during our pursuit of #OpNAMFS. When Berghorst Enterprises first started to collapse, Heather Berghorst, the former and disgraced NAMFS Secretary, began spinning up new companies to perpetuate the fraud. Berghorst, in an identical pattern to Miller, hired a lawyer from the Freshman “Wet Behind the Ears” Guild to threaten and intimidate Foreclosurepedia in hopes of silencing the truth. Her lawyer is buried and her hopes of bankruptcy were squashed with demands to pay back over One Hundred Thousand dollars. In the collapse of Buczek Enterprises, Adam and Amanda Buczek attempted the same and Foreclosurepedia destroyed them. National Field Network Now LLC has become National Field Network Direct and HomeStar Property Solutions became HomeStar 1 and is now gone, as well. Each and every time NAMFS Fraudster in Chief Eric Miller endeavored to keep silent the fraud against Minority Members of Labor and others. It is a sickening pattern and practice which will eventually ensure that Miller and his cronie capitalists do the Perp Walk.
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