The number of homeowners that have been taken advantage of by their lenders with predatory loans across the country is a staggering amount. It is estimated that about 80% of all home loans have multiple TILA and RESPA violations. These violations have placed many homeowners at risk of losing their homes to foreclosure.
Predatory lenders such as Bank of America, GMAC, JP Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo have been found guilty time and time again of violations at the state and federal levels with their predatory loans. There is a good chance that you could be a victim as well. You can find out if you have been a victim of a predatory loan by having a forensic loan audit examine all of your documents in order to find any violations.
A forensic loan audit will make sure that your loan complies with all state and federal predatory lending laws, such as RESPA, TILA, HOEPA, UDAP, ECOA and OCC. Lost documents, incorrect appraisals, improper notices and other violations that are becoming increasingly commonplace when dealing with a predatory lender means that a large number of mortgage loans could be legally unenforceable. A forensic loan audit that has the potential to give you legal recourse against your lender will help them sit up and take notice of you, and potentially move you to the front of the line when it comes to renegotiating the terms of your loan through a loan mod.
A forensic loan audit will examine your mortgage documents and determine if there have been violations such as excessive and unnecessary fees and high interest rates, to more basic violations such as incomplete loan applications or incorrect dates. If any of these are discovered by your forensic loan audits, it may be able to open doors allowing a homeowner at risk of defaulting on their loan and going into foreclosure to obtain a loan mod that could significantly lower a mortgage payments. If a forensic loan audit discovers more serious violations, this could give a homeowner legal recourse against a lender and in some rare cases, be able to have their loan rescinded.
Remember, predatory lenders such as Bank of America don’t care about the homeowner at all. The only thing that matters to them is their bottom line and taking your money. This is why you should not hesitate to contact Tila Solutions to give you the help you need in the form of a forensic loan audit. 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 [protected]. Or you can visit the Tila Solutions website at loan audits.
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Got a forensic loan audit for $1600 and that was it. $1600 for a email. Tila soulutions got us nowhere and left us hanging. not happy with this at all. Should have kept my money...
Tim Bronson - timbronson.tila@gmail.com - Office: [protected] - Direct: [protected] - Fax: [protected]
Charlene Watson - Charlenew@tila4u.com - Phone: [protected] ext 306 - Fax: [protected]
Rachel Shaw - rachels@tilasolutions.com - Direct: 702.529.0479 - Main: 702.508.0335. Ext. # 206 - Fax: 888.308.8978
Liana G. Rawie - lgrawie@tila4u.com - PHONE: [protected] ext. 302 - FAX: [protected]
Sara Miller - saramiller.tila@gmail.com - Direct: [protected] - Office: [protected] - Fax: [protected] or [protected]
Start date was on 4/5/11. Last email I received was on 12/27/11. The info above is all the people I “spoke” to via email. Very rare would I be able to communicate via phone. All they did was push me from one person to the next. Good luck calling, you more than likely wont speak to anyone. Should have known better because they all had “Because I am on the phone all day with lenders, it is close to impossible to reach me by phone – that’s why my main source of communication is email.” at the end of most emails. I paid $1650.00 for a email “mortgage audit” that did me nothing. I was better off keeping my money and loosing my home because all TILA solutions did was take my money and give me a LONG and stressful run around. Promises were made and nothing was done. I am left wondering what do I do now! I hope nobody else falls victim like i did. This was one expensive lesson to learn.
cheung clinton twp mi
Thank heaven for USAA. They serve the military, former military and dependents and treat us fairly and honestly.