By
Cassie Burgess
Comprehensive mortgage reporting is
a very successful tool when auditing for mortgage fraud. As borrowers continue
to educate themselves about the game lenders played during the surge in demand
for new homes from 2001 to 2007 this kind of analysis not only delves into
forensic detail of a mortgage loans origination, but also the issue of profit
generated by the securitizing parties and even the length of time the full
amount was recovered in relation to amortization of the original lien.
Case after case is a blatant example
of fraud covered with fraud dipped in more fraud and rolled in lies. At some
point we all must stop piling on mountains of evidence and make sure this
evidence is being heard by state and federal court judges in every type of
judicial and non-judicial foreclosure state. As an auditor we rely on attorneys
to make sure the evidence is presented and used in a way that gets results for
betrayed homeowners and wronged investors.
In brief, the lender lent the
borrower an amount that was beyond his capacity to repay and sold the loan to a
securitization trust thereby recovering the amount it lent to the borrower
within just three months of granting. For its part, the trust utilized the MERS
System® to cut short the documentation process and skip recording fees,
earned tax-exempt income from securitizing this loan, and even if it failed to
properly comply with the transfer requirements it is now initiating
foreclosure. MERS in turn engaged the services of robo-signers to
partially comply with the requirements.
Believe it or not most Americans are
convinced checking your mortgage for fraud is malarkey. They think it is some
scam where by people try and get their homes for free. Let me be clear, I don't
dedicate my time and sanity to helping anyone who borrowed money to buy a house
have the delusion that they don't need to pay it back. What I do, is make sure
what they pay back is what they owe and the entities that are parties in that
real estate transaction operated lawfully. A very simple concept yet very
controversial.
The motto of any examiner/auditor
should always be to have no personal interest in the outcome of an examination
and perform their task with the highest degree of professional integrity. All
decisions must be exercised with due care and diligence and their conclusions
based on the documents presented coupled with information gathered from the
most reliable sources that are available. I'll take that mission everyday.
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Visit http://mortgageauditsonline.com/services or call 866-647-3452 for a free residential mortgage loan case consultation.
