Jensen v. Greenpoint Mortgage Funding
Plaintiff Lee Jensen sued his mortgage lender and other entities,[1] alleging improprieties in connection with a 2005 loan to finance Jensen’s purchase of real property and a 2010 nonjudicial foreclosure sale of the property. The trial court sustained defendants’ demurrers to Jensen’s first amended complaint (FAC), without leave to amend, and dismissed the action. On appeal, Jensen principally contends the trial court should have permitted him to amend to assert causes of action based on his allegation that the signature on the underlying 2005 deed of trust encumbering the property is not his signature and is forged. We affirm.
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