By Melanie Atherton Congress has been working on new legislation that is designed to overhaul current financial regulations. This legislation points fingers in key critical areas across the nation’s economy. Important for homeowners is Congress’s plans to form a new agency to crack down on deceptive mortgages and other financial products in the future. It [...]
By Caroline Taylor The professionals at Truth in Lending Auditors help homeowners stop foreclosure almost daily. The Tila2 staff work directly with your lender and you to show why it is in the best interest of the bank to give you a loan mod. Often people who come to Tila2 have tried for months on [...]
Currently, every Bank’s Foreclosure Department operates at maximum efficiency, smoothly running through the processes required to foreclose on you in “a timely fashion”. Meanwhile, the Loan Modification department, whose job is to “help” you stay in your home, operates like the three stooges (losing faxes, asking for the same thing over and over, transferring you [...]
Looking around on the internet, one very clear statement comes across – Lenders lie to homeowners. Why are you listening to your lender? The most common lie is that the lender really wants to help you, and is working on a loan mod for you, but actually he is just stalling while he waits for [...]
By Karen Myers There is a homeowner hotline at Tila Solutions that you can call. Their consultants will interview you and help you identify whether or not you should get your loan investigated because of the possibility that you are in a predatory loan. They can help you determine if your loan is in need [...]
When homeowners get turned down by the bank for a loan modification, a forensic loan audit is the essential tool to use in turning that around. Banks are not and never have been in the business of helping people; they are in the business of making money. The lender sees no good reason to give [...]
In most states, foreclosure is initiated after three payments have been missed. In most states, the beginning of foreclosure is a document known as the notice of default. It will be mailed to the property address, and often nailed to the door of the property as well. In some states foreclosure is judicial – meaning [...]
