>>> don’t leave your home because when those companies say they have your mortgage, unless you have a lawyer that can put his finger or her finger on that mortgage, you don’t have that mortgage. you’re going to find they can’t fientds the paper up there on wall street . i say to the american people , you be squatters in your own homes. don’t you leave.

>> you live somewhere. maybe you live in a city or a town or in an unincorporakorpcorporated rare. the ground you live on is owned by someone or corporation or maybe a government. one of the first things americans did as citizens was set up public registries so keep track of who owned what land. the answer to where that fence can go is in books like these. how it’s mortgaged and paid for or not. this is important stuff. the public record is a clear thing or it should be when the system works right. i want you to meet lorie linear. this is her driving. this is in greensboro . she drove us to her neighborhood to one particular house where she was friendly with the owner. it’s a normal house in a normal neighborhood. she works in real estate in this neighborhood and she says they are going through a new round of foreclosur foreclosures. there’s been a couple of suicides in families that have lost their homes. thehouse is boarded up being abandoned takes a toll on a house . on the door there’s a sign to tell you to call the bank if you have any questions.

>> if this property is not vacant call your mortgage servicer immediately. . we have date. they were just here. this is new to me. please call wells fargo .

>> the owner of that particular house ended up in the newspapers last month after he got into a 15 hour stand off with police. he was a regular guy and now you can direct inquiries about his house to wells fargo . they’ve got his house now. stories like that grew lorie to go to occupy greensboro . 400 people show second-degree up. a few of them telling about how they lost their homes. it can be not just upsetting but embarrassing. you can feel like you’re the only one. that night last week a couple of occupiers screened a movie to try to explain the foreclosures and why this is a crisis. they are trying out new ways of acting out how the banks wrecked the economy. how the banks lured people into loans they couldn’t afford and loans that didn’t make sense. how they traded those loans like they were casino chips . they’re looking for new things to do about it here and across the country. in greensboro they have started formal training for volunteers to examine the documents in new foreclosures and look for signs that the bank has not got the right to kick that particular family out on the street.

>> you’ll be trained to seek out evidence of fraud including robo signing.

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