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A Modern Day David vs. Goliath Tale

 



So we ’have established that simply going to a financial institution “begging for a handout” (this is how many of them think) doesn'’t work. Remember the banks don'’t have to give you a loan modification. From the bank’s perspective, they make more money foreclosing on your home and reselling it. Why would they want to modify your loan and lose money? Would you? Watch the video below.
You can'’t ask a greedy, scheming financial institution for a favor. That’'ll get you nothing but the “run around”. You must have some form of leverage to literally FORCE THEM TO THE NEGOTIATING TABLE. It’'s the only language that they understand. How do you do that you may ask? It’s called a Forensic Loan Audit. And the banks absolutely FEAR them!


Why Would The Bank FEAR A Forensic Loan Audit?


If someone told you that you were going to be audited by the IRS how would you feel? You’'d probably be thinking to yourself, “Oh no! Nothing good can come out of this.” Because you know that they are going to audit ALL of your records. Purposely searching line by line through all of your paperwork, specifically searching for violations of the tax law. And every violation that they find is ultimately going to cost YOU money, …and usually a lot of it. Take a moment and imagine how that feels. Well this is exactly how the bank feels when they get audited!

The only difference is that instead of the bank being audited by the IRS, they get audited by you! And instead of the entire bank being audited, it’'s the actual mortgage paperwork that they gave you when you bought your house that gets audited. The bank knows what a forensic loan audit is. They know that the process entails experts purposely searching line by line through all of THEIR MORTGAGE PAPERWORK, specifically searching for Federal, State and County lending violations. And every lending violation that is found is ultimately going to cost THEM money …and usually a lot of it.



 

YOU vs. THE BANK

Alabama Judge Denies

Securitization Trustee

Standing To Foreclose

Helpful Links

Ongoing Mers Lawsuits
May Hurt Current RMBS

Judicial Foreclosure
States Trustee
Foreclosure States

FRAUDULENT

MORTGAGE RECORDS

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