A mortgage note never entered the trust because the original lender sold the debt before assigning the note to the servicer. Under Georgia law, a deed of trust can only become part of a trust through formal assignment. Without that assignment, the mortgage cannot be transferred.
But what effed it up from beginning was that the lender prior to endorsing the note to the servicer, they already sold the debt prior to that, so it didn't matter. Okay, but very few people have the level of access to make a claim like that. I can make that claim. I can say, here's your debt. Okay? No, that debt did not make it. You know, your note did not make it here. How can we say that the note's not endorsed, the mortgage was not assigned. So if the mortgage was never assigned, it never made it to the trust period. I can say that because the only way for that mortgage or deed of trust or security deed in the state of Georgia to make it into the trust is through an assignment period. If there is no assignment, it did not make it, bar none. And I don't care what anybody says. Prove me wrong.
