FORENSIC DOCUMENT AUDIT

If you received a home loan between 2001- 2008, you may need to perform a Mortgage Loan Audit.

It is a FACT that many mortgage loans (75%-83%) contain legal errors that may provide defense against foreclosure, enable an aggressive loan modification, reduce your loan balance, or even result in legal action against your lender.

Government laws regarding your mortgage are very strict, yet rarely enforced because you cannot perform the audit yourself, and the lender won’t do it for you–ever! Only a mortgage document audit performed by mortgage industry compliance experts– backed by attorneys—- give you the answers you need.

You may want to check for violations of Federal Mortgage Laws prior to accepting a loan modification or refinancing. Your current mortgage lender will not audit your loan for you, nor help you protect your rights.

We review all loan documents and perform a thorough investigation for miscalculations and to determine if the loan terms are accurate, truthful, and met the requirements of the applicable federal statutes.

The primary goal is to determine whether there were violations of federal law. If these violations are found, then the borrower may be eligible for complete relief of the predatory loan. This is known as a loan rescission. Meaning the lender takes back the “predatory loan” and awards or credits back to the borrower all interest made on payments thus far, loan origination fees, all applicable lenders fees, penalties and attorney’s fees.

This can be done by means of a loan modification or a new affordable loan. This allows the borrower to get a new loan with a smaller principal and lower rate, meaning a more affordable mortgage for you the homeowner.

Get a Mortgage Loan Audit Now if:

* You were rejected for a loan modification
* You have an investment property
* You believe your mortgage is illegal
* You can’t refinance your ARM mortgage
* You need foreclosure defense

Stand Alone Forensic Doc Audit- $495 (Best option for Do-It-Yourself owners with a high probability of mortgage violations)