Resolve Financial & Associates provides Individual forensic auditing services for homeowners, consumers, law firms, loss mitigation firms, investors, mortgage companies and mortgage insurances firms.
Our audits are meticulously detailed and explore every avenue to expose lender fraud. As such, we ask that the homeowner make their payment up front to cover operating expenses while the mortgage audit is performed.
Step 1
We ask that the client provide our forensic auditors with all mortgage-related documentation to ensure that a through audit can be performed.
Step 2
We organize all loan documentation to make certain that all the paperwork is in place for our auditors to perform the audit. If any required documents are missing, we act on the client’s behalf and contact the lender to provide copies.
Step 3
Next, we perform analyses to review the home loan(s) and look for evidence that the lender was not in compliance or acted in violation of local, state, or federal consumer protection statutes. Special attention is paid to anything resembling a violation of Truth in Lending Act (TILA) regulations, Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) rules, unfair lending practices, excessive closing fees, or fraud.
Step 4
We prepare a full mortgage audit report that discloses our findings and present it to the client.
Our clients can expect delivery of their loan audit report no more than 15 business days after we receive all requested loan documents.
Final Step: Helping you pursue Your Legal Rights
Can you take Legal Action in court against your Mortgage Loan company?
Yes, you can. A Mortgage Loan Audit report can be a very useful weapon to initiate Legal action against your Mortgage Loan Company or renegotiate a more favorable Mortgage Loan which will benefit you!
Your audit report can be a very effective Legal tool to use for Foreclosure defense litigation, renegotiating a forebearance agreement or modification of your current Mortgage Loan.
Resolve Financial & associates provide forensic mortgage loan audit services that will identify numerous federal, state, and local violations such as RESPA, HOPEA, TILA, ECOA, FDCPA and other potential fraudulent actions that your loan my contain.
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