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the President and managing member of 1st Fidelity Loan Servicing, LLC ("1st Fidelity"), and the
President and managing member of Mortgage Resolution Servicing, LLC ("MRS") (collectively,
"Plaintiffs" or the "Schneider Entities"). I am a real estate specialist and I work and reside in Boca
Raton, Florida.
November 2008 Data Tape and lacked information that Exhibit A was required to contain. In fact,
the lack of information on this February 25, 2009 schedule made it impossible for me to cross-
reference it with the November 2008 Data Tape and verify that the mortgage loans supposedly
sold to MRS according to this schedule were on the November 2008 Data Tape.
13. Because Chase refused to produce original loan files and a myriad of other
documents about each of the loans sold to the Schneider Entities (documents Chase was required
to produce to the Schneider Entities before this lawsuit was filed), the Schneider Entities have
faced obstacle after obstacle to building up their business and working out payment plans with
their borrowers. Since MRS signed the MLP A with Chase, Chase engaged in a protracted pattern
(a) make false representations to borrowers that Chase or its collection agency
was the authorized servicer or owner of the loans and that borrowers should make payments
directly to Chase or the collection agency, even though Chase had previously sold the loans at
(b) collect, and refuse to remit, mortgage and insurance payments related to
loans it sold to the Schneider Entities, whether the collection was done in-house or by
(c) approve short sales on properties subject to loans that Chase sold to the
Schneider Entities;
(e) make false representation to certain borrowers that their loans had been
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transferred to one of the Schneider Entities, prompting those borrowers to file complaints with
various state and federal agencies leading to loss of reputation and impeding the ability of the
borrowers, including borrowers whose loans Chase had previously sold to the Schneider
Entities;
(g) wrongfully release and discharge liens, through third-party agents such as
properties that served as collateral for loans Chase had already sold to the Schneider Entities
when these liens were released, which lien releases appear to have been "robo-signed" by
certain Chase employees, and/or their authorized third-party agents, such as NTC and
PiersonPatterson, in that they appear to have been mass-produced and signed by persons
without knowledge of the facts to which their signature attests (a composite of representative
of Mortgage lien releases that occurred after loans had been sold by Chase to the Schneider
loans for which Chase wrongfully released the liens by filing documents that purport to vacate
those lien releases (a composite ofrepresentative Vacation and Rescission documents signed
by Ingrid Whitty, purportedly a Chase Vice-President, is attached hereto as Exhibit 3); and
(i) communicate with the Schneider Entities to get them to sign documents
pertaining to the loans that were purportedly sold by Chase once a borrower would contact
Chase, even though Chase never gave the Schneider Entities any of these documents when the
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loans were initially sold to the Schneider Entities, ostensibly to shift the liability for Chase's
D. Problems the Schneider Entities Are Still Facing Because of Chase's Actions.
14. If the Schneider Entities could have assurances that the issues that they face
with borrowers would end while this litigation is pending, that would provide me with some
measure of comfort that the Schneider Entities will be able to survive and eventually thrive once
more. However, the Schneider Entities continue to deal with problems with numerous borrowers
on the loans that the Schneider Entities thought they had bought from Chase, but for which loans
they never received the full documentation and ownership rights to the loans.
15. Compounding the problems caused by the issuance of lien releases are
Chase's mailing of wrongful Forgiveness Letters and statements via Chase's representatives that
borrowers no longer owe money to the Schneider Entities or that their loans were "charged off."
One such example is Joseph Davis. Mr. Davis contacted the Schneider Entities in February 2015
after having first contacted Chase, who told him that they sold the loan to the Schneider Entities.
While the Schneider Entities expressed to Mr. Davis that they would be willing to work with him,
they advised him that nothing could be done until and unless Chase prepared and filed an
assignment of the mortgage to MRS. MRS repeatedly contacted Chase to get the assignment, to
no avail. However, in October 2015, Mr. Davis infonned MRS that Chase provided him with a
copy of the recorded assignment of mortgage, even though no such recorded assignment was sent
to the Schneider Entities. Chase never sent this documentation directly to the Schneider Entities.
By January 2016, the borrower filed a complaint against the Schneider Entities with the Illinois
and Florida Attorney Generals' Offices. Because Chase refuses to acknowledge which loans it
sold to the Schneider Entities, the Schneider Entities now stand in the unenviable position of
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asked for a further summary of the Schneider Entities' claims and demands, the June 27 th letter
was sent to Chase. In this letter, the Schneider Entities' legal counsel reminded Chase's counsel
that "[t]he scope of harm caused by [Chase's] actions is mushrooming," and further detailed how
Chase's lien releases and attempts "to 'revive' recordings of the liens whose releases [Chase]
recorded" were exposing the Schneider Entities to liability under various laws. A true and correct
copy of this June 27, 2014 letter is attached hereto as Exhibit 14.
Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §1746, I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing
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