Foreclosure
rates across the country continue to be out of control and on the rise.
We did see a brief reprieve in the number of foreclosures happening,
but that was merely the calm before the storm, and only as a result of
23 states that require judicial review on foreclosure cases putting a
hold on all foreclosures due to widespread foreclosure fraud conducted by predatory lenders such as Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, GMAC and US Bank.
One of the problems that have led to those predatory lenders being
able to get away with forcing fraudulent foreclosures through the
courts is because they want you to think that you have no other option
when faced with foreclosure other than to give in to them and hand even
more of your hard earned money over to them. These banks don’t want you
to know what your options are when it comes to mounting a good
foreclosure defense.
If
you are one of the millions of American homeowners that are in
desperate need of a good foreclosure defense in order to keep your home,
you should consider having a forensic loan audit in conjunction with a
securitization audit. These two audits can determine if your lender
does in fact maintain the legal right to foreclose on your property, or
if you have been the victim of a fraudulent foreclosure.
Forensic
audits in the form of securitization audits and forensic loan audits
are the best way to discover foreclosure fraud and keep it from becoming
a major problem for you. Thanks to the evidence that has been
uncovered from these audits, many people have been able to avoid losing
their homes to a fraudulent foreclosure.
A
securitization audit can also provide a valuable foreclosure defense
for you. During a securitization audit, a securitization auditor will
search through and examine hundreds of thousands of documents to
determine if your mortgage was securitized, and who owns the deed and
who owns the debt. You would be amazed at how many times the deed and
mortgage have become separated, resulting in fraudulent foreclosure attempts on the part of the lenders.
A
securitization audit can determine if it was an actual bank employee
that was authorized to sign the document was the one that signed off on
it, or if it was a robo-signer, and therefore a fraudulent foreclosure.
This
is why if you need foreclosure help, you should not hesitate to contact
Tila Solutions to give you the foreclosure help you need. For over a
decade, Tila Solutions has been looking out for the homeowner with their
forensic loan audits and securitization audits. If you need help
stopping foreclosure, a Tila Solutions Consultant is available by
telephone at (702) 508-0335. Or you can visit the Tila Solutions
website at foreclosure defense.