Are there more defenses for the debtor in debt-collection actions or is the debtor (residential or commercial loan) strictly limited to what is in the foreclosure statutes?

YES: No, there are many more debtor defenses than were mentioned in discussing the debt enforcements, above. In every state there are valid defenses to debt claims and these must be raised in any debt analyses or debt dispute by a competent, licensed attorney. Defenses common to bare land, residential and commercial debts incurred within the last 5-7 years are violations of the myriad of Federal and state law related to consumer protection, wrong or false appraisals, national or international subdivision application or subdivision sales defects, defective underwriting and reselling, holder-in-due-course failures by the lenders and their assignees and their collection arms, bait-and-switch, loan-slamming, 100% loans lender-disguised and booked as “equity transactions” through 80/20 and 70/30 dual loans in violation of both warehousing and secondary market underwriting rules, contractual and tortuous bad faith, violation of a lender’s own internal or Regulator-required standards, ... more.

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