February 2011 is Unfair Military Foreclosures month.

It is actually draining to do the google researching to find examples because the examples are depressing. However, since it is less draining to research it rather than go through the experience, I hope to bring you many examples in the month of February 2011 of unfair military foreclosures.

I do however run several other watchdog blogs, and I am involved in a huge personal project so if it may be a couple of days more before you start to see some unfair military foreclosure blog posts.

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Man Battling Cancer Loses Fight for Home - Mortgage payments increased under Loan Modification.

This story of cancer fighter Jeffrey Martinez is particularly compelling because it was an ongoing battle with the bank that was publicized in the news and on television on multiple occasions.

If you click on the link above and read the story, please note that there are several more links to prior stories that can be found at the bottom of the story, and, there is an excellent video news story as well that unfortunately won't embed here but can be found at the link above.

All of the story lines above are linked to at the bottom of the article.

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Geneva Kirk Brooks, Fought for homeowners rights, battled cancer and won a landmark case in Texas Supreme court posthumously.

Geneva Kirk Brooks, here in need of blood donors to help fight her cancer, fought tirelessly for homeowners rights.

Eventually, Geneva Kirk Brooks won a landmark Texas Supreme Court case posthumously against a homeowners association that tried to get around the maximum annual fees they could legally charge their tenants.

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The Frank Hartman Case, Prostate Cancer not enough for the banksters to try and deal with a homeowner.

If a homeowner has built up ample home equity in their home and falls behind on their payments because of medical issues, the logical, humane and responsible course of action would be to allow the homeowner to use up a portion of their home equity before foreclosing on them.

I don't know if the Frank Hartman fits that profile, but would it have mattered to the banksters whether he did or did not?

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Sara's Home - Home Mortgage Relief Fund for Cancer Patients.

I found an internet site called Sara's Home. I don't know if Sara's Home is still active or not as the last update that I saw was from 2009. If you click on the link make sure to scroll down the page so that you can read about Sarah.

However, I commend the concept. I don't know the person and I would not recommend making a donation until I contacted the person running Sara's Home, and even then I would wait until I saw signs that the site was being updated at least one a week or twice a month.

However, Sara's home is a noble idea.

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A Single Mother of two children, battling cancer and consumer debt.

A Single Mother of two children, battling cancer and consumer debt. This article claims it can find pro bono attorneys. The article centers around New York City, but maybe they know other lawyers around the country who can do pro bono work.

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Homeowners Association battles dying woman over fees.

This article is about a Homeowners Assocation battling a woman dying from cancer, over HOA fees, is from 2003. My question is, has anything changed since then?

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Southlake woman battles leukemia, foreclosure.

Please check out the article as well.

Below is one of the comments that was posted below the article. I found the comment offensive, childish, and boorish, how about you?

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Thanks to community aid, cancer patient can die at home.

It does seem as if it takes the community to step in and help a cancer victim and their family stay in their home when the threat of foreclosure is real. But sometimes, cancer victims and their families stay to themselves and the reasons are somewhat obvious.

The more attention drawn to the family, the more draining the explaining and re-explaining of the situation can be. Energy needed to just get by on a day to day basis is instead siphoned off to either fight the foreclosure, or that energy may be used to help enlist the energy of the community to help fight off the cancerous banksters.

Something needs to change, no?

This story was originally reported on November, 20, 2008 from Jacksonville, Florida, by Charlie Patton. I wonder if anybody else ever did a follow up?

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Credit Crunch Misery - Mortgage firm 'chased cancer victim to his grave'

From the picture, Stuart Bingley seems like a really good guy. He seems like a tough but fair man, a responsible man who respects the law and values taking care of his family, a stand up guy.

Yes, I see all of that from the picture above. Mr. Bingley gets hit with cancer, and the banking vermin come out to pick at him as he fights his cancer as they threaten foreclosure.

Stuart Bingley has passed now, but are his former tormentors still being paid handsomely to torment others?

Read his story by clicking here, it's enough to make someone want to hunt down his tormentors and make them pay, one way or another. I don't advocate violence, but only because one could make a mistake and harm the wrong person.

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How the Chain Reaction of Foreclosure can affect teenage cancer patients.

This is a pretty sad story.

While the eviction that caused this family to be evicted from a home they were renting was not directly caused by a bank, the eviction was caused by a family member of the actual homeowner needing a place to live after being foreclosed on, by a bank.

This resulted in the family renting the home being kicked out of the home several months before they were planning on leaving.

Apparently the father commutes to his old job when the daughter was then diagnosed with cancer.

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Chase Bank Financial Murder of Mother of 7, has their day in court against Chase Bank and Wins!

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See how this family fought back against Chase Bank's foreclosure, blogged about it, and won, even while facing cancer. The sad part is, even though they won in court, over 40 employees lost their jobs apparently because of Chase Bank's arrogance and tactics.

And the family also lost valuable family heirlooms that were simply thrown out like trash when the foreclosure gestapo showed up to the house.

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Pinoy Women, and cancer survivor, wins in court decision that gives here home back from the Banks.

Corazon Palma appears to have won her home back from the banks, and she did it as a cancer survivor. Read more about it here.

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Did MSNBC read UnFair Foreclosures February's theme to create the Jamie Dimon story about unfair military foreclosures?

I have been blogging for almost three years and have written over 1,500 articles. When I created UNfair Foreclosures earlier this month I had a sense it would click. Soon after, I did something I had not done on any of my previous blogs. I came up with monthly themes for the first two months of the year and publicly posted them several days ago. I then expanded the list a few days ago all the way through June of 2011.

My thinking was, if anybody from the media got wind of my blog, and saw my upcoming monthly foreclosure themes, and beat me to the punch and did their own foreclosure story, that that would actually be a good thing as it would give me more material to link to by the time I got to that specific monthly topic.

I can't say for sure that there is a connection between my theme of the months which have been up for several days along with February being Military unfair foreclosures, and the MSNBC January 17th, 2011 story that Chase Bank and Jamie Dimon may have foreclosed on many military personnel who were serving their country, but if UNfair Foreclosures was the inspiration, then that's a good thing.

I would love to be credited however if there was a connection.

I meant to add to the military personnel listing that unfair foreclosure stories about police, fire and parademics would also be included during February.

Hopefully more reporters will show up and perhaps use UNfair Foreclosures blog to do quick research on existing unfair foreclosure cases and maybe even do follow up stories as to the final damage the banksters did to those whom they unfairly foreclosed upon.

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Elder Care Facility ambushed by foreclosure, Elder tenants evicted on the spot.

This story of elderly home care foreclosure eviction received very little publicity, so I can't verify that anyone of the evicted had cancer. The likelihood was somebody among the elderly that were evicted had cancer, and besides, evicting elderly eople who can't fend for themselves and were in the care of others doesn't even seem legal, does it?

Especially when they had paid their rent!

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