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		<title>Do I Need a Forensic Loan Review If I Am Not in Foreclosure?</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 30 Jul 2010 16:13:42 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>henryJackson</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[When a homeowner is rejected for a loan modification by his lender, a Forensic Loan Review is the critical first step that he or she should take to resolve the situation. A homeowner does not have to wait until he needs to stop foreclosure to get a Loan Audit done.  In fact, the wise [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When a homeowner is rejected for a loan modification by his lender, a Forensic Loan Review is the critical first step that he or she should take to resolve the situation. A homeowner does not have to wait until he needs to stop foreclosure to get a Loan Audit done.  In fact, the wise homeowner does not approach his lender to request a loan mod until he has his forensic loan audit completed.</p>
<p> A Forensic Loan Audit helps with commercial loans as well as a residential loan. If you have been turned down for a loan mod then contact a Tila Solutions Consultant. You do not have to wait to do an audit as a means to stop foreclosure.  Get it before foreclosure even begins!   If you are nearing or are in foreclosure, a Tila Consultant can help.  They can also help people who are current on their loans or those with investment properties.</p>
<p>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.  Some reports are saying that as many as 6 million homeowners today have a predatory loan. A Tila Solutions Consultant can help you determine if your loan is in need of a Forensic Loan Audit.  They can help you determine if the Forensic Audit may help stop foreclosure, avoid foreclosure or just ensure that you do get that loan mod.</p>
<p>Banks operate to make money and they treat you well as long as you are helping them to make money. If you aren’t, then you are “not their kind of client”.  The only relationship you ever will have with the bank is based upon how well you give them the money that you agreed to. The lender does not consider any financial hardship as a good reason to give you a loan modification-mostly they ask for a “hardship letter” to see if you have recovered and thus maybe give them money again.  Their only interest is in seeing the loan they gave you resulting in a monthly payment made on time.  </p>
<p>What is interesting is that  a violation-free loan,  normally can withstand any hard times you may experience during the life of the loan.  </p>
<p>Tila Solutions is an Audit Company that investigates loans.  If you have a predatory loan, you will need a Forensic Loan Audit. If you feel that there was any kind of “oddities” or pressuring to get you into that loan, then you should have it audited.  </p>
<p>A Mortgage Audit also called a Forensic Loan Review or Forensic Loan Audit is an actual investigation or a detailed examination of the loan that the lender created issued to you.  The audit is done to find all the Federal Laws that the banker violated.</p>
<p>There is a large body of laws that were passed to help prevent you from getting a predatory loan – which is a loan that heads you straight to foreclosure. Do you remember the day you got your loan?  Do you recall reference to TILA, RESPA, HOEPA and ECOA?  These are the laws that guide lenders and ensure they give you a loan that is in your best interest – they help prevent you from getting a predatory loan. They make sure you understand what you are getting before you sign, and give you a choice to rescind.  Also, Tila Examiners often find fraud in these loans.   </p>
<p>Tila Solutions Examiners will methodically go through your loan and locate all the violations and as you can imagine, your lender then loses much firepower against you! He no longer has the ability to pursue other money-making routes if the loan contains federal violations or fraud.  </p>
<p>Once the Forensic Loan Audit is completed, you need somebody on your side who can get something done with it! Some lenders, who often seem to operate above the law, have actually told homeowners that the Forensics will do them no good and that the homeowners just wasted  their money!  This is completely false.  There are thousands of reports of bankers pushing borrowers around and misleading them all over the internet – Tila Negotiators know how to get you the best possible result and avoid all those misconceptions.</p>
<p>That is why Tila Solutions offers a free service to help negotiate new terms on your behalf you’re your investigation is completed.  </p>
<p>Homeowners cannot forget that it was their lenders who lied to them when they gave them the loan, and it is their lenders who are still lying to them.  Tila Negotiators work on behalf of the homeowner to make sure that you get your loan modification.</p>
<p>You can save your home with a Forensic Loan Review!  Call a Tila Solutions Consultant at 1 — 3 0 7 — 4 5 9 — 0 2 3 2.  The Tila Solutions website is amassed with information and solutions.  Visit <a href="http://www.tilasolutions.com/">http://www.tilasolutions.com/</a> for a Forensic Loan Audit and the free negotiation service offered by Tila Solutions. </p>
<p>Tags:  Forensic Loan Audit, Stop Foreclosure, Tila Solutions, Tila, Forensic Loan Review, Mortgage Audit, predatory loan, Fraud, Loan Modification, loan mod foreclosure, mortgage fraud, Loan modification, foreclosure information, short sale, 2 stop foreclosure</p>
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		<title>Restoring Your Credit Scores is an Essential Part of Financial Recovery</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 28 Jul 2010 13:43:36 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Glenn Dickson</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are like so many people today, the down trending economy has left you under employed or unemployed.  You may have struggled for many months attempting to save your home from foreclosure, and hopefully you did not lose it like so many have.  But probably in your attempts to save your home, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you are like so many people today, the down trending economy has left you under employed or unemployed.  You may have struggled for many months attempting to save your home from foreclosure, and hopefully you did not lose it like so many have.  But probably in your attempts to save your home, your credit scores have dramatically declined.</p>
<p>As a result, you could be trying to figure out how to put all the shattered pieces back together.  If you are losing your home, or have already lost it, your credit scores have taken a deep dive.  An active or completed foreclosure and possibly even a bankruptcy may now all be present on your credit report.  </p>
<p>Recovering from all this damage is probably foremost in your mind. You may have tried to save your home by using your credit cards or other unsecured lines of debt.  You may have tried to save your home by stopping payments to the lender when the lender told you that was the only way you would qualify for a loan mod.  </p>
<p> Perhaps you have been left in limbo for many months, just waiting for an answer while you sent in more paperwork, and still you do not know if the bank will just keep running up the amount you owe with late fees, penalties, and foreclosure fees, or if you are going to get a loan mod.</p>
<p>However the plunge in your credit scores happened or is happening and wherever you are headed now, to successfully manage your future, your credit scores are going to need to be cleaned up.  Getting things moving in the right direction as quickly as you can is essential to your future plans and goals.  Without good credit scores, getting a new home – even if only a rental can become a nightmare.<br />
Many people who have been living through the past three or four years experience embarrassment, shame and hopelessness when asked to provide their current credit report.</p>
<p>One of the key essential first steps to beginning to restore your credit is to get your requests for loan modification completed, if you have not already lost your home.  A successfully completed loan modification automatically brings your loan current and your modified monthly payments begin reporting as current again to all three credit bureaus.</p>
<p>If you have already lost your home, then you may need to research and find out if your foreclosure was legal, and/or if you were the victim of a predatory loan, or predatory foreclosure.  If you were, chances of getting your house back now are still possible, providing you have a good attorney who can prove your case in court.  </p>
<p>More realistically, you can use that information as the first critical step to helping you get negative information removed from your credit score.</p>
<p>There is much that you can do to start restoring your credit, but chances are that you are not sure where to begin or what actions to take to get things moving in the right direction.  If you don’t know where to begin, there is an excellent company that can help you understand what to do and how to go about it.</p>
<p>The company is called Rockingham Associates.  They provide a number of essential services to homeowners and borrowers across the nation.  They can help you save your home from foreclosure, and they can help you clean up your credit scores, even if you have already lost your home.  Their program is designed to help borrowers who are trying to restore their credit, save their homes, or recover from the loss of their home.  They utilize the federal laws that guide lenders and protect borrowers from unfair or predatory lending practices.  </p>
<p>Consider contacting one of their representatives to begin to unravel your financial dilemmas.  Visit their website at  http://www.rockinghamassoc.com .</p>
<p>Tags:  Credit Repair, Foreclosure, Loan Mod, Loan Modification, Predatory Loans, Predatory Lenders, Credit Scores, Foreclosure, predatory foreclosure, bankruptcy, Rockingham Associates, credit cards, credit bureaus, borrowers</p>
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		<title>Will a Forensic Loan Review Truly Help To Stop Foreclosure?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 24 Jul 2010 22:54:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Karen Myers</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[By Karen Myers
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By Karen Myers</p>
<p>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 of a Forensic Loan Audit.  They can help you determine if the Forensic Audit may help stop a foreclosure.</p>
<p>In many cases, when the lender is reviewing your paperwork to see if they will give you a loan mod, their calculations support that they can make more money at less risk if they do not give you that loan mod.  That is normally why foreclosure gets underway. The Forensic Loan Review is your most necessary resource to help stop foreclosure.</p>
<p>When a homeowner is rejected for a loan modification by the lender, a Forensic Loan Audit is the critical first step that he or she should employ to resolve the situation.  Banks are not and never have been there to help people; they are money makers- either you make them money or you don’t. If you don’t, then you are of no interest to them.  The lender does not consider hard times as a good reason to give you a loan modification.  They are only interested in seeing the loan they gave you produce a monthly payment made on time.  And if your loan is a violation-free loan, then normally you should have no trouble doing this, even when you are experiencing some hard times!</p>
<p>Tila Solutions is an Audit Company that investigates loans.  If you have a predatory loan, you will need a Forensic Loan Audit. If you feel that there was any kind of “funny business” or pressuring to get you into that loan, then you should have it audited.  It helps you get the loan mod.</p>
<p>A Forensic Loan Audit, Forensic Loan Review or Mortgage Audit is a detailed examination or investigation of the loan that the bank gave you.  The audit is done to find all the Federal Laws that the banker violated.</p>
<p>Do you remember when you signed your loan documents? Do you recall reference to TILA, RESPA, HOEPA and ECOA?  Those laws were passed to help prevent you from getting a predatory loan – which is a loan that puts you on the road to foreclosure. These laws are also supposed to ensure that you understand what you are getting before you sign, and give you a choice to rescind.  Tila Examiners review all these Federal Laws that protect you as a borrower.</p>
<p>While Tila Examiners are conducting this investigation of your loan, they are also on the lookout for fraud committed by the banks, and they find plenty of it!</p>
<p>Tila Examiners will methodically go through your loan sometimes producing a report numbering in the 40-page range. As you may have surmised, your lender loses much firepower against you and no longer has the ability to pursue other money-making routes if the loan contains federal violations or fraud.</p>
<p>Do you know that some people have been told that a Forensic Loan Review will do them no good!  This is false.  But do keep this in mind:  once the Forensic Loan Audit is completed, something must be done with it in an effective manner. Because lenders, who often seem to operate above the law, will tell homeowners it means nothing and that the homeowner just wasted his money, some homeowners just shut down, they need somebody on their side who knows what to do with the bank.   That is why Tila Solutions offers a free service to help negotiate on your behalf once the investigation is completed.  The Lenders push borrowers around and mislead them all the time.</p>
<p>Borrowers have to remember that it was these people who lied to them when the lender gave them the loan, and it is these people who are still lying to them.  Tila Negotiators work on behalf of the homeowner to make sure that you get your loan modification.</p>
<p>A Forensic Loan Audit helps with commercial loans as well as a residential loan. If you have been turned down for a loan mod then contact a Tila Solutions Consultant. If you are nearing or are in foreclosure, a Tila Consultant can help.  They can also help people who are current on their loans or those with investment properties.</p>
<p>Just remember that the Tila Consultant is on your side.  You can call one of the consultants today at 1 — 3 0 7 — 4 5 9 — 0 2 3 2.  The Tila Solution website has much valuable information and a variety of solutions.  Visit at <a href="http://www.tilasolutions.com/"><strong>http://www.tilasolutions.com/</strong></a> to learn more about a Forensic Loan Review and to learn how to take advantage of the free negotiation service offered by Tila Solutions.</p>
<p>Tags: <strong>Forensic Loan Audit, Stop Foreclosure, Tila Solutions, Tila, Forensic Loan Review, Mortgage Audit, predatory loan, Fraud, Loan Modification, loan mod foreclosure</strong></p>
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		<title>Are You a Victim of Bank Perpetrated Fraud?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 24 Jul 2010 15:15:16 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ryan Forsythe</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Often the people who come to Truth in Lending Auditors feel that they have been the victim of fraud perpetrated by the banks. The type of fraud that now has them in foreclosure, and desperately trying to get a loan mod. They often feel that the bank or broker ran a scam on them. They [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Often the people who come to Truth in Lending Auditors feel that they have been the victim of fraud perpetrated by the banks. The type of fraud that now has them in foreclosure, and desperately trying to get a loan mod. They often feel that the bank or broker ran a scam on them. They feel betrayed and untrusting. Often this distrust will prevent them from taking any action at all. Sadly, They’ll lose their home to foreclosure all because of a predatory loan.</p>
<p>For the many who dared to trust again, Tila staff helped them using Forensic Loan Audits to show clearly what the bank did wrong. Often finding that what the homeowner felt all along was true: the borrower was defrauded by the bank, broker or loan officer.</p>
<p>There are several federal laws that protect borrowers and loan forensics reveal where the bank did not follow those laws. Despite the false claims that banks and competitors like to make about Tila2, they continue to represent the homeowner. They confront the banks with the forensic loan audits showing the bank’s true crimes  when they made loans  to unsuspecting homeowners. It becomes clear to the bank that the homeowner now knows the bank violated these laws.</p>
<p>Often, people will have loans that are insured by the federal government. If there is fraud in the loan, there is a good chance foreclosure is no longer an option for the lender. Understanding what fraud is may help you to understand if you are another victim of the scam that the banks have perpetrated upon millions over the past decade.</p>
<p>Understanding that Tila will take your audit to the bank and help you by getting new terms negotiated &#8211; usually in the form of a loan mod has made Tila a friend to thousands of homeowners, but maligned by competitors and banks. This is to be expected. Yet, Truth in Lending Auditors continues forward, saving homes, restoring dignity, and most of all helping those who have so often been the victims of fraud.</p>
<p>The following make not make much sense to you but it gives you insight into this complex area. This is why you need Tila. Tila audits state the exact laws broken on your mortgage which then gives you ammunition to save your home.</p>
<p>In Common Law, there are nine elements used to determine if fraud has been committed. In this article, we will provide those elements as it has pertained to so many who got mortgages over the past decade. The examples we use are not the only types of fraud, they are just some of the more common ones that many should be able to relate to.</p>
<p>The first element of fraud is classified as the representation of an existing fact. A common example of this is when you originally got your loan. Were you told that this was the only loan you could qualify for, or that you had to take this loan, even though it wasn’t the loan you were originally promised because there was no time to get you a different one? Perhaps you were told you could get a better loan in a year or so? Many people were. The existing fact represented to you was that you were being put into the ONLY or the BEST loan available to you,  which was a 30-year contract, but that you were going to be able to get out it in very short order.</p>
<p>The second element of fraud is stated as its materiality: This has many meanings in law, yet the one that applies is “material: being such as would affect or be taken into consideration by a reasonable person in acting or making a decision” meaning what you were told or given or shown was done in such a way that you, as a reasonable person, felt that you could act on it or make a decision.</p>
<p>The third element of fraud is described as it’s falsity: What proof did they provide to you that there was ONLY one product available to you? Where was the clause in your loan that said, “This is a 30-year contract that you can get out of in a year?”</p>
<p>The fourth element of fraud is classified as the speaker’s knowledge of its falsity. The bank, or loan officer, or broker knew the truth. They were educated in such matters as real estate markets, credit scores and of course their own practices and products being offered. Recent investigative reports show they knew there would be high numbers of defaulted loans.</p>
<p>The fifth element of fraud is identified as the speaker’s intent that it shall be acted upon by the other party. They got you to sign, right?</p>
<p>The sixth element of fraud covers the other party’s ignorance of its falsity. Not all borrowers know or fully comprehend the real estate markets, how they fluctuate, credit scores and lender practices and products.</p>
<p>The seventh element of fraud is stated as the other party’s reliance on the truth of the representation. You trusted your broker, loan officer, or banker, right? He made it clear that he was helping you get the house? You believed what he told you?</p>
<p>The eighth element of fraud is described as the other party’s right to rely on it. You were operating with a licensed individual authorized to represent the bank or employed by the bank. Did you not have every right to rely upon what he told you, and what he gave you to sign?</p>
<p>The ninth element of fraud is the consequent damages suffered by the other party. How much damage have you now sustained? Credit scores wiped out? Savings gone? 401K depleted? Home value dropped? Relationship destroyed? Job lost? Bank claiming you owe them thousands upon thousands in accumulated fees, penalties, and interest? All of the above plus you also lost your home?</p>
<p>If any Fraud exists (or violations of TILA, RESPA, HOEPA, and ECOA) then there is really no good reason for you to give up and walk away. You need a forensic audit to find out. Contact a Truth in Lending Auditors Consultant at <strong>307 &#8212; 316 &#8212; 0044</strong>. It may be the smartest thing you ever did. There’s no reason to lose your home to foreclosure. Visit the Tila website at <strong><a href="http://www.tila2.com/">http://www.tila2.com/</a></strong>.</p>
<p>Tags: Truth in Lending Auditors, Tila, Tila2, fraud, Loan Mod, Loan Modification, Forensic Loan audit, Loan forensics, Foreclosure, stop foreclosure, scam, predatory loan</p>
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		<title>How Good Are Your Chances For a Loan Modification?</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 23 Jul 2010 23:57:23 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sharon Zeeks</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[There is nothing more powerful than a forensic loan audit to stop a foreclosure, stall a foreclosure, or prevent a foreclosure, and then successfully bring loan modifications to the homeowner.  The success rate using Tila Solutions is greater than any other approach currently known. 
 Let’s see how this rates against other common approaches [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There is nothing more powerful than a forensic loan audit to stop a foreclosure, stall a foreclosure, or prevent a foreclosure, and then successfully bring loan modifications to the homeowner.  The success rate using Tila Solutions is greater than any other approach currently known. </p>
<p> Let’s see how this rates against other common approaches taken.</p>
<p>Scenario One:  You contact the bank, fax in the documents they request so that you can see if you qualify for a loan mod.  Happily you go to work waiting to hear the results.  The results are in:  You’ve just picked up a foreclosure notice on your door.  And, there are letters claiming the bank never received your documents for a loan mod in your mailbox.  The cost of the foreclosure is being added to your mortgage, and you are being told that you have so many days to cure the default or foreclosure will begin.  You don’t have the several thousand dollars to cure the default and you lose your home:  100% failure rate for a loan mod in this scenario.  You never even had a fighting chance:  You didn’t have a Forensic Audit.  You didn’t have anybody to ensure the bank actually did their job.</p>
<p>Scenario Two:  You’ve done a good bit of research on the internet and learned that the banks are being accused all the time of fraud. In fact you’ve concluded they are fraudulent, disorganized, they mislead you and provide false hope.  You can’t help but feel betrayed and distrusting as you research and learn how they lose papers, constantly find fault with you, and have more ways to disqualify you than you ever imagined.</p>
<p>Thus you are “armed” for success.  You contact the bank, put in your request for loan mod and repeatedly call and refax forms until you can no longer figure out how anything could ever be lost so often.  With all this hard work, several months pass and finally you are approved for a loan mod, but the terms are completely unacceptable because you needed a lower monthly payment, and the bank rolled in escrows, and put all their fees to the back of the loan, and now you owe much more than the original loan. (and they say loan mod is free?) You won’t be able to afford the payment for long.  </p>
<p>But you had some success –  if you feel you can call it that:  2% &#8211; 10% success rate in this scenario.  You are just stuck with what they gave you, and you never really had any negotiating power at all.  A forensic Audit could have changed this for you.</p>
<p>Scenario Two A:  Despite your terrific intentions, as described above, and while the bank is telling you that they have it all under control, you receive notice from the bank’s lawyers that they are suing you. </p>
<p> Foreclosure has begun.  You call the bank back they tell you not to worry; they still “have your back” for loan mod, and reassure you that you don’t need professional help.  They (who are charging you for the lawsuit they have brought against you) are “concerned” that you may be paying a professional company to help you and the bank tries to deter you, soothingly convincing you that you can work directly with them. Sadly, you agree to be soothed by the group that is suing you and don’t get professional help.  A few weeks pass and you have been disqualified for a loan mod and the bank owns your home.  100% failure rate for loan mod in this scenario.   Again, there just was no real fighting chance.  The bank mislead you and worse yet they advised you to do things that did not protect you from foreclosure.  What would have happened if you had had a forensic audit completed and had somebody who knows how to handle the banks working on your side?</p>
<p>Scenario Three:  The Hamp Program.  You’ve been prequalified and you know you are going to make it.  You make your three payments and you do all your paperwork.  Somehow, the three months turns into 9 months, but you actually got the loan mod.  2% to 4% success rate.</p>
<p>Scenario Three A:  Despite the above, somehow the bank found a way to take all that money from you and then disqualify you.  You are now in foreclosure and worse still they’ve identified all your “missed payments” as reason to go ahead and give you a auction date too.  Now you find that you have two weeks until they auction off your home.  100% failure rate for a loan mod in this scenario.</p>
<p>Scenario Four:  You hire an attorney and let him deal with it all.  25% to 50% success rate in this scenario.  (Most attorneys do not use forensics – sadder still – they think forensic audits are not necessary.  How incredulous is that:  “No Mr. Homeowner, we don’t need the laws of the land that have been passed since as far back as 1969 to protect you to get the bank to stop misleading, lying, and falsely advising you,” Mr. Attorney replied.  – That’s not even a fifty/fifty chance.</p>
<p>Scenario Five:  You hire a loan mod company and let them deal with it all 25% to 50% success rate in this scenario.  Same thing:  No forensic audit.  No leverage, no way to truly negotiate &#8211; only puppets of the bank.</p>
<p>Scenario Six: You learn there is a company that has the edge – they do forensic loan audits.  Then they negotiate new terms with your lender.  The banks tell you those companies are scams, the attorneys tell you the same, and of course the loan mod companies tell you that you just need to qualify at the bank and they know how to “make” you qualify so again you don’t need a forensic audit.  Yet the people are losing their homes with these attorneys, banks, and or loan mod companies.  Homeowners should always arm themselves and never lose sight of the fact that federal laws protect them.  Lenders violated them.  Attorneys don’t always know those laws and thus can’t work with them, loan mod companies only know how to “bash” those laws.  </p>
<p>A Forensic audit is a very precise examination of the federal laws that guide lenders when issuing loans and protect homeowners from ending up on the road to foreclosure.  If you are not using them, then your chance of success is dramatically decreased.</p>
<p>Tila Solutions is the premier company for forensic audits. Their success rate for saving homes from foreclosure using forensics, negotiations, and a host of other tools has them elevated to a 90 percentile range.  Moreover, Tila Solutions can actually help homeowners who have lost their homes and want them back.  </p>
<p>Tila Solutions Consultants are available to discuss your situation and the loan the lender gave you.  They’ll look to see if there are any signs of a predatory loan, they’ll review to determine if there have been any predatory actions against you by your lender.  They will discuss how to proceed and if foreclosure is becoming a crisis, review options and solutions.  A Tila Solutions Consultant is available for you by telephone at 1- 307  459  0232.  Or you can visit the Tila Solutions website at http://www.tilasolutions.com.  They will help. They are on your side.</p>
<p>Tags:  Forensic Loan Audit, Stop Foreclosure, Tila Solutions, Tila, Forensic Loan Review, Mortgage Audit, predatory loan, Fraud, Loan Modification, loan mod foreclosure, mortgage fraud, Loan modification, foreclosure information, short sale, 2 stop foreclosure</p>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 21 Jul 2010 15:06:47 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Melanie Atherton</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Looking around on the internet, one very clear statement comes across &#8211; 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 [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Looking around on the internet, one very clear statement comes across &#8211; 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 the foreclosure to complete.</p>
<p>Tila Solutions saves homeowners from these lies every day.  Tila Solutions conducts forensic loan reviews for homeowners. Tila then helps them get a loan mod, using those results to show the lender that he has given the homeowner a predatory loan. The forensic audit shows that there are numerous TILA and RESPA violations (and often there is fraud) in the loan.</p>
<p>You can find thousands of stories online that show what is happening to homeowners.</p>
<p><strong>The lie:</strong> &#8220;We are working on a loan mod for you.&#8221;</p>
<p><strong>The truth:</strong> &#8220;We are foreclosing on you and expect that you will be stupid enough to ignore the foreclosure proceedings waiting for the loan mod that will never come.&#8221;</p>
<p>Here s an example of the lies from Rip Off Report (a small excerpt only) &#8211; as far back as 2002!</p>
<p>&#8220;My loan was assigned to Chase in February of 2002. Chase contacted me in December of 2003 offering me a loan modification. This sounded good to me because I was struggling due to a horrible payment plan they offered me when I had fallen behind in May of 2003 due to an illness. At that time, they took me from paying $710 to $1,310. In hindsight, this is when I should have gotten an attorney involved.</p>
<p>&#8220;I was given the particulars of my new &#8220;loan modification&#8221; by a Chase representative and was waiting to receive the papers to sign. I waited six months! I called and I called and I called again. I finally called a lawyer. Once Chase received his letter, they responded to me. They responded by telling me that they would not give me the modification that &#8220;I&#8221; had requested, and that I should find a way to either pay off my entire loan or get financing elsewhere. I was in shock!</p>
<p>&#8220;Little did I know, this was only the beginning. What Chase failed to tell me was that, while I was waiting for my loan modification papers, they had commenced foreclosure proceedings against me. &#8220;<em>Phyllis Riverdale, New York</em></p>
<p>Heres another:<em> </em></p>
<p>&#8220;My complaint concerns the Loan Modification that I&#8217;ve been dealing with BofA and BAC Home Loans since October of 2009 to help me with my Mortgage payments. &#8221;<br />
&#8220;My home equity loan was with BOA for 4 years. When BAC took over and talked to me about their Loan Modification Program, they started splitting my payment letting me pay only half of my mortgage. In the meantime, BAC will be looking into my loan to see if I qualify for a Loan Modification. I sent in all the requested docs, never make a Late Payment, and now after six months BAC is telling me that I have not been accepted into the program and I have to pay the full amount of $16, 051.01 by April, 24 2010 (They NEVER mentioned that if I do not qualify I have to pay whatever the full amount is by he time that they finish the paperwork) They are not giving me the chance for a repayments plan. I looks to me that they are trying to force me out to pay this amount if not I am going to lose my house! I need someone to help us. We have no other choice but to send this letter to everyone to know about this after they told us and told us that we would get help! &#8221;</p>
<p>Today, many homeowners contact Tila Solutions looking for a solution to get their lender to stop disqualifying them, and stop the foreclosure process on them.  Through the use of Forensic Loan Audits, Tila Solutions does just that.  First they investigate.  Then they negotiate.</p>
<p>Thousands of homeowners are stuck in predatory loans today.  It was actually the first round of lies from the lender &#8211; &#8220;these are good loans, and you can always refi in a year or so.&#8221; No they were loans that put you on the road to foreclosure the moment you signed the documents and the lenders knew it!</p>
<p>There are several federal laws that protect borrowers.  A Tila Solutions Investigation locates the laws the lender violated, and uses that information to get the lender to give you a loan mod.  You can find out more about Forensic Loan audits and predatory loans at tila-y.com.</p>
<p>You do not have to let the bank rip you off.  Just contact a Tila Solutions Consultant.  They can help you.  Tila Solutions uses loan Forensics to locate all the federal laws that were violated when the lender gave you the loan.</p>
<p>Contact a Tila Solutions Consultant at <strong>307 459 0232</strong> or visit their website at <strong><a href="http://www.tila-y.com/">http://www.tila-y.com/</a></strong>. They can help you &#8211; often when nobody else can.</p>
<p><strong>Tags: </strong> <strong>Tila Solutions, Tila, Tila-y, Loan Mod, Loan Modification, Forensic Loan Audit, Loan forensics, Foreclosure, stop foreclosure, predatory loans</strong></p>
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