What laws does a Mortgage Securitization Audit
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What does a Securitization
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• The Pooling and Servicing Agreement
Violations
• Truth in lending Act ( TILA ) section 131
• Provisions of the Universal Service Code and MERS
• Deed of Trust and Note Enforcement
• The United States Supreme Court Rule 4
• HOEPA Act in conjunction with RESPA
• Predatory Lending Act
• Home Mortgage Disclosures Act
What is a standard Closed Loan Legal Securitization
Chain Title and Analysis Audit?
Our Standard Securitization Audit is a comprehensive report detailing borrowers’
mortgage loan participants and the transactions between them. We
have spent years developing and perfecting our audits, so that
each party that utilizes the audit for reference, can have a clear and concise understanding of what rules,
regulations or laws may have been side-stepped or even broken.
Our reports are designed to provide facts for law firms and other professionals, to
utilize, while helping homeowners throughout the United States to protect their rights.
To complete an audit, our auditors check through available public and/or private
databases to locate the pool, pools or group(s) of pools claiming to have ownership of the borrowers’ loan.
We use each available resource to find an actual mention of the note, either through loan number, address,
loan size, loan type or other loan specific details. Otherwise, we will use the Closing dates and
Cut-off dates for the specific pools that the loan may be in. We search through the 424B5 Prospectus
and the Pooling and Servicing Agreements. If a 15-15d Suspension of Duty to Report is filed we can
provide that as well.
We find, on many mortgage loans, that there is no
recorded and perfected Chain of Assignment.
Nor, is there a proper chain of endorsements record in any Securitized Loan, or proper
assignment history that goes from the lender, to the Sponsor, to the Depositor, and lastly, to the Trust, as
required by most Pooling and Servicing Agreements.
Based on Pooling & Servicing Agreements, each securitized loan is required to have
a minimum of three (3) endorsements if the loan was not sold directly to the Trust. Many times, we find no assignment of Beneficiary recorded when the
transfers purportedly took place. This is why the lenders
(inappropriately) designed and created MERS. The idea was to
allow MERS to appear and the actual deeds would be kept in
the name of MERS as “Nominee for the Beneficiary”. This allowed MERS to appear to be the Beneficiary and
avoid the expenses of recording Assignments at each transfer, usually about $30 per recording.
We have also found this is where many Attorney Generals have taken up a fight against
MERS as well. The States have admitted that this process costs
them over 3 Billion dollars in recording fees and hence the lawsuits they have initiated against MERS and
many of the large Lenders across the United States. This is
still appending issue that we are closely monitoring as of august 2011
Sometimes we see the original mortgage note, endorsed without recourse in blank by the
last endorsee. Any Assignment of the Deed to the Trust will almost always occur after a Notice of
Default is filed and the Assignment is made from the lender or MERS to the Trust. This is done to “establish”
Beneficiary Rights in the mind of the Trust. It also tries to unite the Note and the Deed for Legal Standing
to foreclosure.
Our audits have generally been concluding there is a chain of ownership that has not
been properly executed, and that any party trying to foreclose needs to present clear ownership and explain
why they have a clear right to foreclose.
Regular Securitization Audit -
Defined
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40 Page Detailed Audit Report on the Securitization legal chain of title of a mortgage
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Report is best used initiate a new lawsuit against a lender
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Auditor researches all post-closing paperwork and recent court paperwork
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Auditor researches State, Federal, Private and Public websites/ resources to locate best
possible matches for your clients’ loan/ trust.
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Report outlines all transaction participants in a clear manner
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Audit Report language is tailored to laws in any of the 50 US states.
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Hyper links to clink on search results
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Attachments include PSA & Prospectus
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Once audit is completed a 16-17 page affidavit from our head underwriter can supplement
the findings and report
Expanded Securitization Audit and
Affidavit **NEW PRODUCT**
This 47 page expanded Securitization audit and 20 page expanded affidavit is a large
expansion to our current audit and provides an increased section focusing on fraud. We will supply everything
listed above in our expanded audits with additional information as described below.
This expanded Securitization Audit and Affidavit Report is best used for open court
case lawsuits against a lender with specific information to review and comment on from the attorney ordering
the report. This is also the perfect report for any client
interested in pursuing a post foreclosure resolution.
What is the difference between our two Securitization audits and when should each be
ordered?
Simply put, if there is no lawsuit, foreclosure or other action in court then
beginning with the normal Securitization audit is the most appropriate. You can have an affidavit done on this audit as well for further
documentation if needed.
If you are working on a current case or a post foreclosure client then the expanded
audit/affidavit is the product we recommend. This package is our
most thorough package available on the market today!!
We have added an additional Notary / Signer Section to this audit. It will
itemize & notate all notaries’ and signers on Mortgages, Notes and Assignments. This section will also
expand the exhibits and property search results greatly. However it should be noted in some county searches
we cannot access hard copies of the assignments that display the notary section on the document. Also some
search results only show when assignments are executed / recorded but we cannot get an actual copy. This is
the reason we request the client provide copies of any assignments they may already have at time of audit
Robo-Signer
Due to the recent revelations regarding Robo-Signer, the expanded audit will also have
a section dedicated to pointing out known or potentially unknown robo-signers and/or invalid or inaccurate
notary publics. We will research and try to verify if the loan
documents or assignments contain any know or unknown robo-signers within the provided paperwork. We are constantly building and growing our own proprietary database of
known robo-signers to assist our clients.
We do ask upon submission, that if anyone is made aware within the documents submitted
to mention they may think the signer(s) may be robo-signers. Not
that we need you to do our job, but more e of a courtesy that with how rampant this was for a few years that
not all robo signers have been found and we ask you, our valued partner, to help us if you notice something
irregular.
Expanded Securitization Audit -
Defined
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47 Page Detailed Audit Report on the Securitization legal chain of title of a
mortgage
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Report is best used for open court case lawsuits against a lender with specific information to
review and comment on from the attorney and/or partner ordering the report.
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Auditor researches all post-closing paperwork and recent court paperwork
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Auditor researches State, Federal, Private and Public websites/ resources to locate best
possible matches for your clients’ loan/ trust.
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Highly detailed outline/ chart of the FMA research conducted through multiple public and
private databases and how we conduct our conclusions & searches for a possible trust. This is designed to be easily
understood by all parties including Judges, in a clear, concise
and court ready manner
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This report will outline 17 possible public data relationships to be tested/ matched
with actual known pool loan data. The charts provided is designed to be easily understood by all
parties including Judges, in a clear, concise and court ready manner.
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A detailed Exhibit that outlines possible match by loan characteristics to been shown to all
parties, including Judges, in clear manner.
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Report outlines all transaction participants in a clear court ready manner
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Hyperlink to click on search results
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Attachments include PSA & Prospectus and detailed view of loan purported to be the loan in
question if no direct match is found
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Once audit is completed, the 18 - 20 page expanded affidavit from our head underwriter
will supplement the expanded audit findings. Additional charts and information provided in this Affidavit is
designed to be easily understood by all parties, including
Judges, and presented in a clear, concise and court ready
manner
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Please Note: The Expanded Securitization and
Affidavit product is not able to be separated.
Our Securitization audits will show all
findings in a clear and concise manner and will have loan specific analysis and commentary on the Securitization
status of the loan with suggested areas of focus and concentration for the borrower’s lawyer or
adviser.
We have perfected our Securitization
Audit, and will provide you
with an unparalleled look at how the note was securitized and
transferred to provide real proof of malfeasance to give you
more leverage with the lender.
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