When it comes to mortgage lending, in most cases you have a servicer and
the investor or lender. There is a huge difference between the two.
The servicer is the institution a homeowner makes their payment too. The servicer may have initially been your lender, but most likely sold your loan and now their function is to collect the payment for the owner of your note. This can be very confusing, since most servicers are well known banking institutions.
The servicer is the institution a homeowner makes their payment too. The servicer may have initially been your lender, but most likely sold your loan and now their function is to collect the payment for the owner of your note. This can be very confusing, since most servicers are well known banking institutions.
A big problem we see is the lack of knowledge homeowners, attorneys and judges have when it comes to the rights of the homeowner and servicer. These servicers are trying to create loan modifications or even foreclose on a home they don't own. This is happening every day and it needs to stop.
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You don't have to be behind in your mortgage to be a victim of mortgage
fraud. Your note may have been duplicated, fractioned and sold many
times over. If this is the case, someone else paid for your note. Don't
you think people would want to find out if they are a victim? They sure
do, but someone needs to educate them first. That's what we do.
We urge you to submit your info to get a FREE evaluation of your mortgage. Once you fill in this form, we will do a preliminary
search of public records to see if we can assist you. Don't worry,
there is absolutely no obligation on your part and no, we don't want
your credit card information. Please allow a couple business days to get this done. Once completed, we will contact you to discuss further options.