My Mortgage Auditor in Southfield, MI says Buyer Beware! Forensic Mortgage Audits not All the Same

Sept. 23, 2009 - PRLog -- Southfield, MI -- Forensic mortgage audits are powerful tools for a loan modification attorney; but, they are not all the same!  One should not decide to use a certain company for this service based on price alone.  In fact, if the price seems too good to be true, it probably is!  

The forensic mortgage audit must be performed by a certified forensic loan auditor in order to be of value.  There are other elements in a forensic loan audit to be aware of before paying for the service.

A good forensic mortgage audit is a complete examination of every document in the mortgage origination and closing file.  All mortgage documents should be reviewed and compared to all relevant mortgage case laws.

My Mortgage Auditors helps borrowers who are facing foreclosure or having difficulty making their mortgage payments.  Through the process of forensic auditing they do a comprehensive investigation of a mortgage file to find errors, miscalculations, discrepancies and violations of federal and state consumer protection statutes including The Truth-in Lending Act and the Fair Housing Act.  

My Mortgage Auditors will perform a complete forensic mortgage audit and provide a comprehensive analysis report that indicates how to proceed with negotiations with the lender.  

My Mortgage Auditor helps distressed home owners in South East Michigan keep their homes by modifying their mortgage to an affordable and sustainable loan.  Through diligent representation of their clients, they negotiate a modification or resolution with lenders.  Learn more at http://www.mymortgageauditor.com

Contact

Nichole Jackson
My Mortgage Auditor
25900 W. 11 Mile Road; Ste. 220
Southfield, MI  48034
877-218-0049
info@countyloanmod.com

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