• 01 Boston Workshop - Titles In Commerce
• 02 Boston Workshop - Contract Fundementals
• 03 Boston Workshop - Public Trusts and Private Trusts
• 04 Boston Workshop - Practices of Creditors
• 05 Boston Workshop - Courtroom Mechanics
• 06 Boston Workshop - Secured Debt Remedy I
• 07 Boston Workshop - Secured Debt Remedy II
• 08 Boston Workshop - Blueprints For Remedies
• 09 Boston Workshop - Mortgage Mechanics
• 10 Boston Workshop - Private Commerce & Interests
• 11 Boston Workshop - Living-Authorship
• 12 Boston Workshop - Discussion & Review

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06 Boston Workshop - Secured Debt Remedy I

• September 2, 2010 -- 00 Secured Debt Remedy I: Original Full Recording (1:38:23 )
  Audio 6 of 12. 1 hour and 38 minutes.
• September 2, 2010 -- 01 Disclaimer (1:52 )
  
• September 2, 2010 -- 02 Our remedy simulates public remedies in form (16:33 )
  2 Discussing various mortgage bills deeds and documents as they pertain to private remedies. How creditors bring the remedy by simulating a settlement. A good description of a mortgage settlement process as it parallels our private remedy.Our process stays PRIVATE.
• September 2, 2010 -- 03 Step 1 of bringing remedy- Choose your payment instrument (11:10 )
  Using a mortgage as an example. Including the list of documents needed in the payment package. How to handle the statement of debt. Why to open a Treasury Direct Account and how to hand refund checks from an Accepted For Value presentment (WARNING).
• September 2, 2010 -- 04 Step 1 of Bringing remedy- Notice to Setoff (8:30 )
  Notice of setoff and payment locations. Filling in the payment verbage and additional instruments
• September 2, 2010 -- 05 Step 1 Bringing remedy- The role of a notary (4:28 )
  
• September 2, 2010 -- 06 Step 1 Bringing remedy- 1040V Payment voucher (5:40 )
  Accepted for value verbage and how to mail payment
• September 2, 2010 -- 07 Step 1 Bringing remedy- Notary certificate of service and payment package (8:57 )
  Overview of the entire package sent by the Notary. Understanding the difference between a leaf and a page. Also a word on the importance of taking your time with your process without rushing.
• September 2, 2010 -- 08 Step 2 Bringing remedy- Serving the certificate of non response on the bank (4:55 )
  Step 2 is actually step 1 with the bank. Warning about paying attention to the particulars to your process and the differences from the templates you use.
• September 2, 2010 -- 09 Step 2 Bringing remedy- Notice of tender for setoff (28:11 )
  Brandon reads off this document and makes comments of the various sections. Be sure to include reasonable time and seasonablness in your process. References to style manuals.
• September 2, 2010 -- 10 Wrapping up step 2 (8:11 )
  Understanding your acquisition of a default power of attorney to act on behalf of the bank. Important to use a competent notary.