My most popular post ever on this blog had to do with LSF9 Master Participation trust. I have been contacted by numerous people who either are facing foreclosure on an LSF9 Property or want to buy a distressed LSF9 property. It has gotten to the point where these calls are interfering with my business. Still, I understand people are craving information. I wish I had more to give them. I put together this update to my post of 9/2015 which I also appended to the original post. There are some good comments on the original post. So if you see this post. please go to the
original post here.
UPDATE 3/14/2017Since I wrote this blog post a year and a half ago, it has been by far my most popular post, with over 14,000 hits. I have also gotten emails from lots of frustrated people trying to deal with LSF-9. Most of these have either been people who are either trying to buy LSF9 properties or who are facing foreclosure on an LSF-9 mortgage. I have this to say about each category:IF YOU ARE FACING FORECLOSURE ON A MORTGAGE OWNED BY LSF9 Master Participation Trust, or maybe LSF8 or LSF10 or whatever, get advice from an experienced consumer lawyer IN YOUR AREA. To find one in your area use the National Association of Consumer Advocates’ Find an Attorney page. I can’t represent you if you are not a resident of Indiana. IF YOU ARE TRYING TO BUY A PROPERTY OWNED BY LSF-9 AND CAN’T FIND ANYBODY TO CONTACT, good luck, I can’t help you. You can write to Caliber. You can write to the lawyer handling the foreclosure case. You can write to Lone Star Funds, the parent company, at the address below which I took from their website.