17 USC § 107 Limitations on Exclusive Rights – FAIR USE This is a listing of MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS that MUST be met when handling Real Estate FORECLOSURE matters in the State of Mississippi! UTILIZING the WHITE Man’s FEDERAL Laws and addressing the use of FEDERAL AGENCIES and their AGENTS (i.e. Planters Bank and First Vice President Parker England). This is information that EVERY Native, Native-Americans and Blacks/Negroes/African-Americans/People-Of-Color should know! ABUSE OF POWERS: We look forward to using this information to SUPPORT the BREACH of Agreements that LEGALLY/LAWFULLY “REVOKES” any such claims the WHITE Jews/Zionists/Supremacists and their United States’ DESPOTISM Government Regime/Empire may attempt to assert. This document will also SUPPORT the meeting of the NOTIFICATION requirements given, etc. as we move forward in the LEGAL/LAWFUL “BUILDING” of Governments and the EXERCISING of PROTECTED Rights as SOVEREIGN Citizens, etc. DONATIONS To Support The Work May Be Made At: www.Cash.me/$VogelDeniseNewsome PRIVATE/ANONYMOUS DONATIONS May be Made At: https://donorbox.org/community-activist-vogel-denise-newsome With PEACE and LOVE, Community Activist Vogel Denise Newsome Post Office Box 31265 Jackson, Mississippi 39286 (513) 680-2922

1. 17 USC § 107 Limitations on Exclusive Rights – FAIR USE
MISSISSIPPI
REAL ESTATE
FORECLOSURE LAW
(Second Edition)
TRUSTEE’S CHECKLIST
1. Request that the mortgagee bring the original promissory note and deed of trust
or send a true copy thereof to your office.
2. Examine the note and deed of trust to determine:
a. the provisions contained therein pertaining to default, acceleration,
and foreclosure.
b. the party ordering foreclosure is the lawful holder.
c. the note reflects all charges and credits that are proper.
d. the note does not show payment or any other defense.
3. Determine that the mortgagee has given notices and made all demands
required by law or by the note and deed of trust. If not, decide who will
make them. Inquire whether the mortgagee wishes you to make any further
demands for payment prior to giving notice of sale.
4. Ascertain whether the mortgagor is still in possession of the property.
5. Determine that the mortgagee has not established a pattern of conduct of
forgiving strict performance by the mortgagor which may necessitate a
different course of action.
6. Determine amount of arrearage, late fees, other charges, and current escrow
balance.
7. Determine if a U.C.C. search is required.
8. Inspect the property to determine if there is construction in progress or if an
environmental assessment should be made before the sale.
9. Examine any leases and occupancy agreements affecting the property.
10. If the deed of trust in question is a second mortgage loan, determine that the
mortgagor is ready to assume the payment of the first mortgage loan and that
there is enough equity to cover foreclosure costs and any arrearage on the first
mortgage loan.
11. Prepare instruction letter to trustee for mortgagee’s execution covering the
following points:
a. whether any further demand is to be made of the mortgagor.
b. bidding instructions in the event the mortgagee will not be present or
represented at the sale.
c. the extent of the trustee’s authority to accept a down payment and
allow time for payment of the purchase money in the event a third
party is the purchaser.
12. If it is necessary to appoint a substituted trustee, the substitution should be
prepared and recorded prior to commencement of advertisement.
13. Advise the mortgagee of all expenses for which the mortgagor may be held
accountable.
14. Determine the necessity of conducting a sale of personal property under
Mississippi Code Annotated section 75-9-504, and determine the portion of the
debt the mortgagee wishes to allocate to the personal property for bidding
purposes.
15. Consider the advisability of having a receiver appointed to preserve the income
from the property. (See section 4-23, supra.)
16. Consider the possibility or advisability of accepting a deed in lieu of foreclosure.
(See section 5-1, supra.)
17. Determine that foreclosure procedure will comply with VA (C.F.R. section
36.4300 et seq.) and FHA (C.F.R. sections 203.330 to 203.369) regulations.
18. Confirm that all conditions to acceleration have occurred or been satisfied.
From: Mississippi Real Estate Foreclosure Law – with forms
– Second Edition (K. F. Boackle)