We audit every document in your loan file—the 1003 application, note, deed of trust, assignment of deed of trust, notice of default, notice of trustee sale, and more—to build a case to dispute your default and hold banks accountable for taking advantage of homeowners.
From your 1003 application to your notice of trustee sale, we examine every document in your loan file. Every signature, every date, every clause is scrutinized for errors, fraud, and violations that can help you dispute your default and hold banks accountable.
Comprehensive examination of your entire loan file—from origination to present—identifying every violation, error, and improper charge by your lender.
Banks sell mortgages to investors through securitization. We trace your note through the trust, examining chain of title, assignments, andPooling and Service Agreements.
Who really owns your mortgage? We trace the complete ownership history of your note and deed of trust from origination to present day.
Lenders make millions in escrow overcharges. We analyze your escrow account for overcharges, calculation errors, and improper disbursements.
High-cost home loans must meet strict federal requirements. We analyze whether your lender violated Truth in Lending Act and Home Ownership Equity Protection Act.
The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act protects borrowers. We identify RESPA violations including kickbacks, unearned fees, and servicing abuses.
Banks hope you never look closely at your loan documents. That's exactly what we do. We examine every piece of paper in your loan file to find violations, errors, and evidence that can help you fight back.
Verify income, employment, and asset disclosures match documentation
Check interest rates, terms, prepayment penalties, and signatures
Verify property description, parties, and trust clauses
Trace ownership transfer from lender to servicer to trust
Examine settlement statements for improper fees and charges
Verify proper notice procedures and calculate reinstatement amounts
Check timing, notices, and procedural compliance
Verify if loan was properly transferred into securitization trust
Every document has legal requirements, timelines, and proper procedures. When banks skip steps, make errors, or violate laws—they hope you never notice. Our forensic audits expose every violation so you can fight back.
Banks and lenders make mistakes—and sometimes they intentionally violate laws. Our forensic audits routinely find these issues that can be used to challenge your default status.
Lenders often charge excessive late fees beyond what state law allows—sometimes 4-5% when state caps are 2-3%.
Some lenders charge interest rates that exceed usury laws, especially on second mortgages and payday-style loans.
Forced placed insurance, excessive PMI premiums, and improper escrow charges for insurance you don't need.
Servicers misapply payments, create suspense accounts improperly, and charge fees for their own errors.
If the original note is lost or improperly transferred, the lender may not have legal standing to foreclose.
Lenders pursuing foreclosure while a loan modification is under review violate federal law.
The statute of limitations to foreclose may have passed, especially on older loans or after bankruptcy discharge.
Failure to respond to disputes, improper denial of modification, and failure to post payments properly.
Our audits produce legally-documented evidence that can be used in disputes, litigation, and negotiations with your lender.
We draft formal dispute letters citing each violation, forcing lenders to respond and potentially waive improper charges.
Our reports are court-admissible and can be used as expert evidence in foreclosure defense and other legal proceedings.
Armed with evidence of lender violations, you have powerful leverage for loan modifications and favorable settlements.