2. Stop me if you think that you’ve heard this one before. A young couple has been
saving to buy their first home and start a family. They put $200,000 down on a
$600,000 home, only to discover that they can not manage to keep up with the
payments.
They can no longer afford to stay in their home, so they have to sell in order to avoid
foreclosure. However, they discover that now their home is only worth $287,000
despite the fact they still owe $400,000.
They contact their lender in order to obtain a loan modification that could help them
keep their home, only to be denied a loan mod because their lender, who approved
a loan they know this couple would not be able to afford now says that they do not
make enough money to qualify for a mortgage modification.
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3. Besides, the bank has already securitized their home loan and sold it off in a bundle
with other loans that were sold as good investments when they were in reality, all
loans that were suspect to begin with.
Doesn’t that sound like mortgage fraud being committed by predatory lenders?
Isn’t this type of predatory, preying behavior what caused the decline in the real
estate market in the first place?
Then why are these predatory lenders who have willfully engaged in this type of
mortgage fraud, such as Bank of America, GMAC, JP Morgan Chase, US Bank,
Wells Fargo and others not being held accountable for their actions? Why is it the
homeowner that has to suffer on account of their greed and their willful neglect of
the law?
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4. Predatory lenders engaging in mortgage fraud would have you believe that it is
The homeowner’s fault.
That the errors and sloppy paperwork are simply due to homeowners being Dead
beats, and not because they were engaging in widespread criminal activity, such as
knowingly approving loans they knew people would not be able to keep upon
payments for and employing robo-signers to forge documents and impersonate loan
officers and not review any of the foreclosure documents they were legally obliged
to examine.
It doesn’t have to be that way anymore. You can fight back against these predatory
lenders with a securitization audit.
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5. A securitization audit will examine your mortgage documents and determine if your
loan has been securitized, and if the predatory lender attempting to foreclose on
your home actually has a legal right to do so. If you are suing your lender for
wrongful foreclosure or mortgage fraud, a securitization audit can be a very
important piece of evidence in your case.
Tila Solutions specializes in detailed securitization audits for homeowners in need.
A Tila Solutions Consultant is available for people by telephone at (702) 508-0335.
Or you can visit the Tila Solutions website at predatory preying.
They will help. They are not funded by the governments or the lenders. They are on
the homeowners’ side.
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