Gaylord v. Deutsche Bank Nat. Trust Co. CA1/5
In 2005, appellant Ray Parker Gaylord (Gaylord) obtained a mortgage on real property located at 140 South Van Ness Avenue #801, San Francisco (Property), secured by a deed of trust. A 2011 assignment of the deed of trust was recorded from the original lender to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company (Deutsche Bank), as trustee for a securitized trust. Gaylord defaulted on the loan and Deutsche Bank foreclosed, ultimately acquiring title to the Property through a trustee’s sale. In 2013, Gaylord sued Deutsche Bank among others (Super. Ct. S.F. City and County No. CGC-13-532479; hereafter First Action). The First Action was dismissed after demurrer to his second amended complaint was sustained as to all causes of action without leave to amend. Gaylord then filed this 2016 action (Super. Ct. S.F. City and County No. CGC-16-549778; hereafter Second Action) against respondents Deutsche Bank and Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC (Ocwen). Demurrer was ultimately sustained as to all causes of ac
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