Friends,
We have 30 days to reach as many of the 70,000+ folks who were foreclosed in the last 20 years, up to 2014 who must file something at the registry of deeds, by December 31, 2016 (this year) .
The 120 violations of mortgage and foreclosure law means that almost every single one of these foreclosures can be shown to be illegal.
FIRST phonebanking
THIS Sunday 5:30 training/calling until 9pm (or however long you can!).
Training by skype OR
Physical location: WAFT/Pleasant St. Neighborhood Network Center, 301 Pleasant St., Worcester.
RSVP maaplinfo(AT)yahoo.com or just join us!
For hundreds of years, people have had 20 years to reverse an illegal foreclosure, the financial industry, especially the title industry, wants to end the 20 years and for people who foreclosed more than three years ago, the industry got a law passed saying they must file something (including a court filing if they have one) at their county registry of deeds.
We can get our hands of literally thousands of the phone numbers who must protect their rights and we need YOU to help us call all of them.
For electoral campaigns hundreds of thousands of calls go out in a matter of weeks, we can and must do this outreach.
Remember foreclosures have been running at three times worse the rate of foreclosures in the Great Depression. Tens of $billions of household’s wealth (and stability and health, etc.) have been taken by the banks.
If the December 31, 2016 deadline is allowed to pass without people protecting their rights in the registry of deeds, that money, that wellbeing and stability of our families, neighborhoods and communities may be irretrievable.
This is a largest wealth grab, especially from communities of color/ women heads of household that has happened since the end of slavery.
Please join the community of volunteers that will not only preserve our hundred years old rights, but begin the process of reversing these illegalities and turning the tides on the wealthiest, lawless elements of our society.
MANY thanks, Grace
Grace C Ross, Coordinator
Mass Alliance Against Predatory Lending
508-630-1686