The unshackled truth about your mortgage #realestate #residentialmortgage

In this video Gianna Miceli warns viewers that many mortgage transactions are built on illegal practices. She explains that claiming a second home as a primary residence is mortgage fraud, and that banks often sell the mortgage note while separating it from the original contract, breaking the chain of title. Miceli cites a purported 1872 Supreme Court decision, Carpenter v. Longen, which she says renders a separated note and contract null and unenforceable, effectively constituting securities fraud. She argues that banks hide behind policy and lack prosecution, but borrowers can exploit the broken chain of custody by conducting a title analysis and demanding lien releases. The video concludes with a promotional invitation to join LegalFauquierUniversity.com, where she claims to provide the necessary knowledge to fight these practices.










