Mortgage Crisis Remedies came into existence because we saw Millions of Homeowners across California falling victim to foreclosure fraud due to feelings of guilt and the unwillingness to visually inspect their foreclosure documents for inaccuracies. Foreclosure Laws were created to protect homeowners from being harmed by Big Box lenders who are not adhering to legal protocols in place. Our Team has intimate knowledge of Foreclosure practices used by the Banks hired Trustees. This is the group the bank hired to facilitate a fair and legal foreclosure auction sale. What we have noticed is that the Trustee is under tremendous pressure to keep up with the volume of foreclosures in our current financial downturn. Possibly this is why they have been found to manufacture documents, robo-sign and back date loan documents so that lenders/servicers can create missing documents when none are present . Our company specializes in the field of document analysis, specifically the auditing of the foreclosure process and the mortgage securitization process as it is well known and documented that the major lenders have committed fraud and violated many financial/banking laws.

Please see the link below for a CBS News clip for more details
URL: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504803_162-20049744-10391709.html

Probably you are asking by now how do we get started? First you need to call one of our helpful compliancy agents. Our first step is to pull all current foreclosure documents from the County Recorder's office. Then we will begin our Foreclosure Audit. This process is designed for one purpose, to help homeowners analyze the legality of the foreclosure action that has been taken against them by their lender/trustee company. Our auditor has been in the mortgage/trustee industry for more than 12 years. We use his insider knowledge of the corruption for the benefit of homeowners trying to save their homes. The Trustee has the legal responsibility to ensure a proper and accurate foreclosure. If there are violations, they are the party that is held accountable and can face severe penalties or sanctions if they proceed with the Trustee sale after being notified of their missteps.

Shaun L. Smith
Founder