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Thursday, March 15, 2018

The Tale Of Corporate Shape Shifters: ShoreBank, Detroit Development Fund & Detroit Land Bank Authority

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Corporate Shape Shifters (trademark pending)
Once upon a time, I got sick of Duns & Bradstreet sending me email notifications that the credit rating of Detroit Land Bank Authority had changed.

But, then, one day I realized...

"How can the Detroit Land Bank Authority have a credit rating, let alone credit when it never incorporated?"

So, I decided to click the link, where, it seems someone had motivated D&B to update its website by creating toll barriers, just in case someone wanted to look up public information that just so happens to be fraudulent, which would be used to secure a federal CAGE # in order to do business with the United States.

But, since D&B did not do a very good job at covering up its corporate shape shifting activities, I just so happened to get a peek at the master file.

I figured I would save Bill Schuette the time of doing his job as Michigan Attorney General since he was so busy campaigning and all.

Look what I found.

In the spirit of fuchsia...

Selected Company: DETROIT LAND BANK AUTHORITY

D-U-N-S #: 96-348-1028

Overview

Business Summary

Company Name:DETROIT LAND BANK AUTHORITY
D-U-N-S #:96-348-1028
DBA's:N/A
Address:500 Griswold St Ste 1200
City:Detroit
State:MI
Zip:48226
Phone:3139746869
Principal:RICHARDWIENER
Year Started:2010
Employs:99 which includes officer(s) and 5 part-time.
SIC Code(s):
65310000Real estate agents and managers  <=== No state issued licenses.
NAICS Code(s):
531210Offices of Real Estate Agents and Brokers Not state registered. Legal Structure:N/A  <== There is no legal structure because it is not incorporated.

Special Events

There have been no special events reported to D&B for this company.
History and Operations

Officers and Directors

Current Officers

RICHARD WIENER, EXEC DIR
ERICA GERSON, CHAIR
MARSHA BRUHN, VICE CHAIR
RICHARD HOSEY, TREAS

Current Directors

RICHARD WIENER

ERICA GERSON

MARSHA BRUHN

RICHARD HOSEY

How can board members run operations?  This is called inurement, but only if they had incorporated.

But as they never incorporated, then it is alright to profit from a fake operation.

Why is Richard Hosey of the Capital Impact Partners claiming to be the Treasurer for the Detroit Land Bank Authority, which never incorporated and has no bank account, when he is also in the position of Director for the Detroit Land Bank Authority, which never incorporated, when he is "acquiring" properties from his Corporate Shape Shifting positions at the Detroit Land Bank Authority, and making a profit?

Last time I checked, that was called personal inurement of public office, like the violation of the Emoluments Clause, but since the Detroit Land Bank Authority never incorporated, I guess they never violated any federal law, so I guess it is okay for Richard Hosey to be stealin' Detroit properties so he can look really important.


He did have his hands in his pockets for the video, so I guess that makes him above the law.

Boy, I would just love to see the IRS filings for Capital Impact Partners, oh, and for the Detroit Land Bank Authority because they never incorporated and I am want to know which FEIN they put down on their paperwork.


Government acquisition and disposition of local real estate properties (100%). Fax Number: 303 285-9019.



All sales cash. Terms are Net 30 days. Sells to general public. Territory : Local.

Operations

Employees



99 which includes officer(s) and 5 part-time.
Facilities
Leases 25,000 sq. ft. in building.

Location


Central business section on main street.

U.S. Branch

There are currently no U.S. branches listed in this company report.

U.S. Subsidiary

There are currently no U.S. subsidiaries listed in this company report. But there are.

International Branch

There are currently no international branches listed in this company report.

International Subsidiary

There are currently no international subsidiaries listed in this company report.

Payment Summary

Total ReceivedTotal Dollar AmountLargest High Credit Payment summaryWithin TermsDays Slow
<3131-6061-9091+
Top Industries
Misc business service3$12,500$7,50040%06000
Misc business credit3$250$00%100000
Mfg computers1$25,000$25,000100%0000
Nonclassified1$2,500$2,500100%0000
Misc equipment rental1$1,000$1,000100%0000
Telephone communictns1$750$750100%0000
Misc publishing1$500$500100%0000
Coating/engrave svcs1$500$500100%0000
Newspaper-print/publ1$0$00%0000
Other Categories
Cash experiences2$100$100
Unknown0$0$0
Unfavorable comments0$0$0
Placed for collections with D&B:0$0$0
Other0N/A$0
Total in D&B's file15$43,100$25,000
The highest Now Owes on file is$7,500
The highest Past Due on file is $250
There are15payment experience(s) in D&Bs file for the most recent 24 months, with 10experience(s) reported during the last three month period.

Payment Details

Total (Last 24 Months):15
Date
Paying Record
High Credit
Now Owes
Past Due
Selling Terms
Last sale w/f (Mo. )
02/2018Ppt$0$0$0
6-12 mos
02/2018Ppt$0$0$0
6-12 mos
02/2018Slow 30$0$250$250
01/2018Ppt$25,000$0$0
2-3 mos
01/2018Ppt$2,500$2,500$0
1 mo
01/2018Ppt$2,500$100$0
2-3 mos
01/2018Ppt$2,500$100$0
2-3 mos
01/2018Ppt$750$250$0
1 mo
01/2018Ppt$500$0$0
4-5 mos
01/2018Slow 60$7,500$7,500$0
1 mo
07/2017(011)$0$0$0
1 mo
01/2017(012)$0$0$0Cash account
6-12 mos
05/2016Ppt$500$0$0
6-12 mos
03/2016Ppt$1,000$50--Lease Agreemnt
02/2016(015)$100----Cash account
1 mo
Payments Detail Key:30 or more days beyond terms
Accounts are sometimes placed for collection even though the existence or amount of the debt is disputed.
Payment experiences reflect how bills are met in relation to the terms granted. In some instances payment beyond terms can be the result of disputes over merchandise, skipped invoices etc.
Each experience shown is from a separate supplier. Updated trade experiences replace those previously reported.

Please, oh please, someone explain to me how you can have business credit without being incorporated?

How do you sign contracts?

How do you make payments?

I do not even wish to think about the taxes, or rather unreported taxes, but then again, you cannot tax that which does not exist.
Finances

Key Financial Comparisons

($)($)($)
This Company's Operating Results Year Over Year
Net SalesNANANA
Gross ProfitNANANA
Net ProfitNANANA
Dividends / WithdrawalsNANANA
Working CapitalNANANA
This Company's Assets Year Over Year
CashNANANA
Accounts ReceivableNANANA
Notes ReceivableNANANA
InventoriesNANANA
Other CurrentNANANA
Total CurrentNANANA
Fixed AssetsNANANA
Other Non CurrentNANANA
Total AssetsNANANA
This Company's Liabilities Year Over Year
Accounts PayableNANANA
Bank LoanNANANA
Notes PayableNANANA
Other CurrentNANANA
Total CurrentNANANA
Long Term DebtNANANA
Defferred CreditNANANA
Net WorthNANANA
Total Liabilities And Net WorthNANANA

Balance Sheet

Fiscal Consolidated Statement Dated


We currently do not have any recent financial statement on file for this business.

Key Business Ratios

(Industry Median is based on this number of firms: )
This CompanyIndustry MedianIndustry Quartile
Solvency
Quick RatioNANANA
Current RatioNANANA
Current Liabilities to Net Worth  NANANA
Current Liabilities to InventoryNANANA
Total CurrentNANANA
Fixed Assets to Net WorthNANANA
Efficiency
Collection PeriodNANANA
Inventory Turn OverNANANA
Sales to NWCNANANA
Acct Pay to SalesNANANA
Profitability
Return on SalesNANANA
Return on AssetsNANANA
Return on NetWorthNANANA
ActDetails


Judgements - "you cannot sue something if it never incorporated."  The "Legal Geniuses"
No judgments have been reported to D&B on this company.

Liens - "You can never be granted a judgment of lien if it never incorporated".  LG
No liens have been reported to D&B on this company.

Suits - "You may never effectuate service if it never incorporated." LG
No suits have been reported to D&B on this company.
Collateral:Negotiable instruments including proceeds and products - Inventory including proceeds and products - Account(s) including proceeds and products - Assets including proceeds and products - and OTHERS
Type:Original
Secured Party:DETROIT DEVELOPMENT FUND, DETROIT, MI
Debtor:THE DETROIT LAND BANK AUTHORITY
Filing Number:2014073266-0
Filed With:
Date Filed:05/21/14
Latest Info Received:06/20/14
Original Filing Number:
Original UCC Filed Date:





Exactly like I have been saying for almost two decades.

They use the intellectual property as collateral.  In this situation, I have a very strong suspicion that there are bogus land patents on file that are being used as collateral for leveraging finance.

They use the same damn model in child welfare.

The following is taken from the Michigan Secretary of State site explaining UCC filings.


A financing statement provides public notice of the security agreement between a debtor and the secured party, the lender. The financing statement describes the types of collateral or personal property that is pledged against the value of the loan, and it identifies the parties that have an interest or stake in the collateral if the debtor defaults. A financing statement filing includes all UCC documents related to the initial financing statement.
So, someone explain to me how it is something, or perhaps we should use the nomenclature of preference, quasi-governmental organization, a body corporate, can be approved by the Michigan Secretary of State to be used as a UCC lien, when it does not exist?

Ruth Johnson has some explaining to do, and so does Mike Cox.  Someone bring the drinks.  They are going to need it.
Bankruptcies - "You can never go bankrupt if you never incorporate." LG
No bankruptcies have been reported to D&B on this company.
Government History - Look at what we have here.  Federal business designations!
Borrower(Dir/Guar):NO
Administrative Debt:NO
Contractor:NO
Grantee:NO
Party excluded 
from federal program(s):
NO
Labor Surplus Area:YES (2018) <== How can it hire if not incorporated?
Small Business:YES (2018) <== How can it be a business if it never incorporated?
8(A) Firm:N/A

The Detroit Development Fund has filed in the State of Michigan an UCC lien on the Detroit Land Bank Authority. This means Detroit is owned by foreign nationals.  I smell allodials.

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Incorporation Date
10 October 1996 (over 21 years ago)
Company Type
Active
Incorporation Date
10 October 1996 (over 21 years ago)
  Domestic Nonprofit Corporation



Jurisdiction
Michigan (US)
Registered Address
  • 601 ABBOTT RD EAST LANSING MI 48823
  • United States
Alternative Names
  • DETROIT DEVELOPMENT FUND (trading name, 2011-11-18 - 2014-11-25)
  • ENTERPRISE DETROIT (trading name, 2010-09-09 - 2015-12-31)
Agent Name
CSC-LAWYERS INCORPORATING SERVICE (COMPANY)
Directors / Officers
Registry Page
http://www.dleg.state.mi.us/bcs_corp/...

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Recent filings for DETROIT DEVELOPMENT FUND










http://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=86611925&caseSearchType=US_APPLICATION&caseType=DEFAULT&searchType=statusSearch
Trademark Status & Document Retrieval (TSDR)
  • Generated on:
    This page was generated by TSDR on 2018-03-03 17:35:48 EST
    Mark:
    DETROIT DEVELOPMENT FUND
    US Serial Number: 86611925
    Application Filing Date: Apr. 28, 2015
    US Registration Number: 4829261
    Registration Date: Oct. 06, 2015
    Filed as TEAS RF: Yes
    Currently TEAS RF: Yes
    Register:
    Supplemental
    Mark Type:
    Service Mark
    TM5 Common Status Descriptor:
                       
    LIVE/REGISTRATION/Issued and Active
    The trademark application has been registered with the Office.
    Status:
    Registered. The registration date is used to determine when post-registration maintenance documents are due.
    Status Date:
    Oct. 06, 2015

    Mark Information

    Mark Literal Elements:
    DETROIT DEVELOPMENT FUND
    Standard Character Claim:
    Yes. The mark consists of standard characters without claim to any particular font style, size, or color.
    Mark Drawing Type:
    4 - STANDARD CHARACTER MARK
    Disclaimer:
    "FUND"

    Goods and Services

    Note: The following symbols indicate that the registrant/owner has amended the goods/services:
    • Brackets [..] indicate deleted goods/services;
    • Double parenthesis ((..)) identify any goods/services not claimed in a Section 15 affidavit of incontestability; and
    • Asterisks *..* identify additional (new) wording in the goods/services.
    For:
    financing and loan services
    International Class(es):
    036 - Primary Class
    U.S Class(es):
    100, 101, 102
    Class Status:
    ACTIVE
    Basis:
    1(a)
    First Use:
    Oct. 31, 2011
    Use in Commerce:
    Oct. 31, 2011

    Basis Information (Case Level)

    Filed Use:
    Yes
    Currently Use:
    Yes
    Amended Use:
    No
    Filed ITU:
    No
    Currently ITU:
    No
    Amended ITU:
    No
    Filed 44D:
    No
    Currently 44D:
    No
    Amended 44D:
    No
    Filed 44E:
    No
    Currently 44E:
    No
    Amended 44E:
    No
    Filed 66A:
    No
    Currently 66A:
    No
    Filed No Basis:
    No
    Currently No Basis:
    No

    Current Owner(s) Information

    Owner Name:
    Detroit Development Fund
    Owner Address:
    277 Gratiot, 3rd Floor
    Detroit, MICHIGAN UNITED STATES 48226
    Legal Entity Type:
    charitable, non-profit corporation
    State or Country Where Organized:
    MICHIGAN

    Attorney/Correspondence Information

    Attorney of Record
    Attorney Name:
    Kimberly A. Berger
    Docket Number:
    149743-00004
    Attorney Primary Email Address:
    Attorney Email Authorized:
    Yes
    Correspondent
    Correspondent Name/Address:
    KIMBERLY A. BERGER
    MILLER CANFIELD
    150 W JEFFERSON STE 2500
    DETROIT, MICHIGAN UNITED STATES 48226-4432
    Correspondent e-mail:
    Correspondent e-mail Authorized:
    Yes
    Domestic Representative - Not Found

    Prosecution History

    DateDescriptionProceeding Number
    Oct. 06, 2015REGISTERED-SUPPLEMENTAL REGISTER
    Sep. 03, 2015LAW OFFICE PUBLICATION REVIEW COMPLETED70633
    Aug. 28, 2015ASSIGNED TO LIE70633
    Aug. 11, 2015APPROVED FOR REGISTRATION SUPPLEMENTAL REGISTER
    Aug. 11, 2015EXAMINER'S AMENDMENT ENTERED88888
    Aug. 11, 2015NOTIFICATION OF EXAMINERS AMENDMENT E-MAILED6328
    Aug. 11, 2015EXAMINERS AMENDMENT E-MAILED6328
    Aug. 11, 2015EXAMINERS AMENDMENT -WRITTEN82413
    Aug. 07, 2015ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER82413
    May 08, 2015NEW APPLICATION OFFICE SUPPLIED DATA ENTERED IN TRAM
    May 01, 2015NEW APPLICATION ENTERED IN TRAM

    TM Staff and Location Information

    TM Staff Information - None
    File Location
    Current Location:
    PUBLICATION AND ISSUE SECTION
    Date in Location:
    Oct. 06, 2015
  • https://cofs.lara.state.mi.us/CorpWeb/CorpSearch/CorpSummary.aspx?ID=800837795&SEARCH_TYPE=1
  • http://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=86611925&caseSearchType=US_APPLICATION&caseType=DEFAULT&searchType=statusSearch

    COMES NOW, the magical question:

    "Who owns the Detroit Development Fund?"

    Why, it is none other than ShoreBank!

    Yes, the same exact ShoreBank that issued all those bogus mortgages through Shequita, the hairdresser down the street who was hand picked to become a mortgage broker without a mortgage broker license, or GED in some instances, who ended up making big money on getting her Mamma, her Auntie, her next door neighbor, her play brother, etc., to fill out these loan papers from ShoreBank, where she would fax the documents over to some long distance area code and everyone, in return, would get paid that same day.

    And, by the end of that exact same day, that long distance fax area code would bundle it up and sell it again, without telling Shequita, the hairdresser that ShoreBank had signed it off to a few other fake corporations, who, in turn, bundled and signed over to more fake corporations.

    (Shequita is based on a real person I know.)

    In the end, everyone lost their homes and the Big Blue TARP plan was unfurled.

    DETROIT DEVELOPMENT FUND

    It seems there is a strong possibility that the Detroit Development Fund may be one of those corporate shape shifters.  (<== I just came up with that one.  It sounds better than calling them a fake corporation.)

    Take the Historic Little Rock Baptist Church as our first example.

    Putting out there a developmental hypothesis: 

    The Detroit Development Fund exists in other financial forms through Faith Based Funding to have stolen the Detroit Churches.


    Churches are bribed with Faith Based Funding to look the other way while these corporate shape shifters come in and use them to launder money and manipulate the vote.

    They were stealin' my Sweetie's legacy, one dollar, one child at a time.

    In this instance, due to the UCC lien, there is and always will be a reconveyance because these "Legal Geniuses" (trademark pending) are going neo-feudal, complete with tithes through asset forfeiture laws and land patents.

    ShoreBank Enterprise Detroit unaffected by namesake bank's closure, will get new name

    Its namesake company in Chicago was shut down Friday by state and federal regulators, but ShoreBank Enterprise Detroit is healthy and will continue to operate as a separate entity, according to its president, Ray Waters. 

    Waters said ShoreBank Enterprise, a nonprofit that makes small loans primarily to minorities in Detroit and which runs grant and training programs for workforce development, will retain the ShoreBank name for now but will soon, perhaps in the next few weeks, drop the “ShoreBank” and become Enterprise Detroit. 

    The nonprofit has its own fund of nearly $11 million and manages the $2 million Detroit Community Loan Fund, one of Invest Detroit's portfolio of loan funds. 

    Waters said the nonprofit is in the process of growing the larger fund, which is financed by area foundations, to $15 million to $20 million. 

    “I would like to be sure as many people as possible understand that this event does not affect ShoreBank Enterprise Detroit,” said Waters. 

    “We are an independent nonprofit and did not rely on the bank for support. SED will continue our work in Detroit and is on solid footing.” 

    He said the nonprofit loaned $4.8 million to almost 50 Detroit companies in 2008-2009 and $1.5 million in the first six months this year. Chicago-based ShoreBank Corp. was shut down at the close of business Friday, with much of its $2.2 billion assets and $1.5 billion in deposits bought by a new entity, Urban Partnership Bank, a bank backed by about $140 million in capital from a consortium of big banks, including Bank of America Corp., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley. Urban Partnership will continue ShoreBank's mission of financing community development in Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland. 

    All 15 ShoreBank branches reopened Monday under the Urban name. 

    A Detroit branch, at 14533 Mack Avenue, had a notice on the door but the Urban sign has not yet gone up on the building. Its 11 employees retained their jobs, as have all eight employees at ShoreBank Enterprise. They share the same building. 

    Waters said that he has a month-to-month lease at the Mack location. 

    He said if Urban Partnership decides at some point to close the Detroit branch, he likely would move his nonprofit to midtown. Waters said that his nonprofit had not received funding from ShoreBank Corp. but bought such services as human relations, IT services and accounting from the Chicago company. 

    He said with rumors swirling for months about ShoreBank Corp.'s possible takeover, he had replaced some of those services already and has vendors in place to take over the rest.

    The following is an except from "Legal Geniuses" (trademark pending) over at the Stanford Social Innovation Review:
    This expansion was tied to the founders’ goal of creating a replicable model. That belief was realized in 1987 when an invitation came from the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation for ShoreBank to help start a banking operation in rural Arkansas, called Southern Development Bancorporation. ShoreBank helped raise the capital and managed the bank for a number of years until Southern Development Bancorporation’s board took over. Not long after the Arkansas project, ShoreBank initiated a program in Michigan, and then in Cleveland and later in Detroit.

    Too Good to Fail 

    <== reminds me of "Too Small To Fail"

    In August 2010 the US government closed ShoreBank, one of the country’s leading social enterprises. Why did ShoreBank fail? They were stealin'. And what lessons can be learned from its 37-year record of innovation? Stop stealin'.

    See how easy it was to answer the SSRI and I did not get paid a red cent to do it, but I bet there were a few hundred thousands in federal grants to publish their findings.

    Oh, well.

    And that ends the tale of how the Corporate Shape Shifters and the model of how the Clintons, et al, took Detroit, then pillaged its resources, unless someone can prove me wrong.

    To think, I have yet to tell the tale of Chicago!

    Stay tuned.

    Detroit Development Fund Patent - 4829261 by Beverly Tran on Scribd

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