Mortgage Modification, Broken Title, Securitization Audit, Forensic Audit, & Property Solutions Report

B of A Accused Of Destroying Mortgage Modification Applications By Former Employees – Again

June 15, 2013

Six former Bank of America Corp. employees have alleged that the bank deliberately denied eligible home owners loan modifications and lied to them about the status of their mortgage payments and documents. This is shades of the Robo-signer and Foreclosure-gate scandal.

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Massachusetts Leads Again in Prosecuting Fraudulent Title for Homeowner

June 8, 2013

The bank had not been properly assigned the mortgage at the time of the foreclosure sale. Distressed homeowners need to know that estimates are that 98% of the mortgages written since 1998 fall under this same category. Any distressed homeowner reading this article should immediately recognize the necessity of not abandoning their house. Fight back with a Securitization Audit, Forensic loan Audit, or Property Solutions report. Call me.

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Homeowner Must Prosecute Mortgage Fraud

June 2, 2013

You as the homeowner must prosecute the mortgage fraud perpetrated on your household. The good news is that a successful prosecution will probably significantly improve the financial outlook for the homeowner and their family. It is a good investment.

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MERS Loses Another Foreclosure Case in Federal Court

May 27, 2013

“This case may well be the final dagger in the deep dark heart of the MERS business model. MERS cannot fix the systematic and fundamentally flawed legal issues clearly and succinctly identified by the Court.”

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Broken Titles Awarded to Massachusetts Homeowners

May 17, 2013

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court upheld a previous judge’s decision that two foreclosures made by the companies were invalid because the banks could not prove they actually owned the mortgages. This is broken chain of title, broken title, quiet title, clear title, or try title, depending on what state the house is in.

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Mortgage Servicer Fraud Continues in 2013

May 4, 2013

Banks have little reason to worry about their documents being challenged, since homeowners rarely contest foreclosure actions.

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Homeowner Fends Off Foreclosure With Mortgage Receipts

April 27, 2013

In a distressed mortgage situation, the homeowner is bound to check the local County Recorder to make sure the mortgage servicer is not foreclosing on them behind their back.

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You’d Better Salvage The Home And Mortgage You Have

April 20, 2013

Assuming you’re reading this because you are a distressed homeowner, you must have been tempted to walk away from your mortgage and wait for better times. This article should make you re-think that. If you have a mortgage, you should think harder about a mortgage modification or Broken Chain of Title.

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How To Defeat Mortgage Fraud by Your Mortgage Servicer

April 11, 2013

All across the country we are discovering that robo-signing and forgery of notarizations have enabled the pretender lenders to assure the court that they own the debt, note and mortgage or deed of trust.

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A Simple Explanation Why Your Bank Will Avoid Your Mortgage Modification

April 8, 2013

Most distressed homeowners cannot understand why their bank wants to foreclose on them, has absolutely no interest in assisting them with their mortgage modification and only offers mortgage mitigation that is doomed to failure. This article explains the bank’s subterfuge in easy terms.

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