Most institutional portfolio lenders use Fannie/Freddie uniform paperwork / deeds of trust / etc, so the stuff you see at the county recorders office can say "Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac" all over it in spite of it being anything but a Fannie/Freddie loan.I've never personally been involved in mortgage-related litigation (knock on wood), the above are my best guesses based on zero formal training or education in law.

Keep in mind that the 'last activity' date is the date that sets the 7 years in motion.

You don't sound like a person who is all talk and no motion.

Or buying a particular uniform or wardrobe for work. 

I will monitor my motion activated light consumption to confirm if I think you're there at night!!!!

I have a lot of still photo experience and basically no video so maybe I'm mentally stuck in a rut here - since the point of video is motion pictures and/or sound, maybe the wideness isn't so important, since you can pan during the shot.

And the earth is still flat and there is no global warming and the solution to our energy crisis is Perpetual motion machines.You finally got it.

After a period of time if no one makes claim the filer motions the court to state that any other parties are excluded from ownership and he has whatever ownership is he is claiming.

I second the motion, @Derek Luttrell.

I am a newbie from Castaic, Santa Clarita, CA and I joined BP in October but I have been actively listening to the podcasts and reading as much as I can to learn about REI.I work an interesting job as I do not have a 9-5, but I currently work (for W-2 purposes) in the Motion Picture/Television Industry.