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Uncover hidden issues in your mortgage, auto, student, or credit card loans with our comprehensive audit process.
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Specialized Loan Audit Services
Our team of financial and legal experts performs comprehensive securitization audits across all major loan types with meticulous attention to detail.
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Mortgage & Real Estate
Comprehensive audits of residential and commercial mortgage loans for securitization issues.
- TILA/RESPA compliance verification
- Predatory lending detection
- Chain of title analysis
- Note endorsement validation
- Mortgage assignment review
Auto Loans
Detailed audits of auto loan securitization practices and compliance issues.
- Truth in Lending disclosure review
- GAP insurance compliance
- Repossession practice analysis
- Interest rate markup validation
- Dealership fee structure audit
Student Loans
In-depth analysis of student loan documents for regulatory compliance issues.
- FFELP compliance verification
- Private loan term analysis
- Servicer transfer validation
- Interest calculation review
- Promissory note verification
Credit Card Debt
Thorough examination of credit card securitization and collection practices.
- Card agreement compliance check
- Interest rate verification
- Fee structure analysis
- Debt collection practice review
- Account statement validation
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Our Comprehensive Audit Process
We follow a structured, thorough approach to uncover issues in your loan securitization that could provide legal leverage and financial remedies.
Initial Request
Submit your loan documentation and details for preliminary review.
Our securitization audit process begins with a thorough collection of all relevant loan documentation:
- Original loan application
- Promissory note
- Deed of trust or mortgage
- All disclosures provided at closing
- Complete payment history
- Any modification agreements
- Assignment documentation
- Correspondence with servicers/lenders
Our secure submission portal allows for easy upload of all necessary documents with end-to-end encryption.
Deep Analysis
Our experts perform a comprehensive forensic examination of your loan documents.
Our specialized team conducts a multi-layer analysis of all loan documentation:
Legal Compliance Review
- Federal/state regulatory compliance
- Disclosure requirements verification
- Statute of limitations analysis
- Predatory lending indicators
Securitization Audit
- Trust documentation verification
- Pooling & servicing agreement analysis
- Chain of title examination
- Assignment validity verification
Financial Analysis
- Payment application validation
- Interest calculation verification
- Fee structure assessment
- • Escrow account analysis
Technical Verification
- Document execution validation
- Notarization verification
- Digital signature authentication
- Document tampering detection
Comprehensive Report
Receive a detailed report with expert findings and recommended actions.
Our comprehensive audit report includes:
Executive Summary
Clear overview of key findings and potential legal remedies
Detailed FindingsSpecific regulatory violations, documentation errors, and compliance issues identified
Risk Assessment
Categorization of issues by severity and legal risk exposure
Supporting Evidence
Documentation references and regulatory citations supporting findings
Recommended Actions
Strategic options for addressing identified issues with potential outcomes
All reports are reviewed by our legal team to ensure accuracy and provide maximum value for potential litigation or negotiation.
Regulatory Compliance Analysis
TILA Violations
APR understated by 0.35%
Finance charge understated by $5,230
Required disclosures not clear and conspicuous
Potential Remedy: Extended right of rescission, statutory damages, attorney’s fees
RESPA Violations
Unauthorized servicing fees
Failure to respond to QWR within 30 days
Force-placed insurance issues
Potential Remedy: Statutory damages up to $2,000 per violation, actual damages, attorney’s fees
Compliant Areas
High-Cost Loan Threshold
Rate Lock Agreement Terms
Loan Application Documentation
Note: These areas were found to be in compliance with applicable regulations.
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Sample Audit Report
Review an example of our comprehensive loan securitization audit reports to understand the depth and quality of our analysis.
Mortgage Securitization Audit Report
Reference #: 2023-MSA-1042
Date: April 15, 2023
Reference #: 2023-MSA-1042
Executive Summary
This securitization audit was performed on the mortgage loan originally issued by First National Bank to John and Jane Doe on June 12, 2008, for the property located at 123 Main Street, Anytown, CA. The original loan amount was $450,000 with a 30-year term at 6.25% fixed interest rate.
Our comprehensive audit has identified several significant issues that potentially invalidate the current loan servicer’s legal standing to collect payments or foreclose on the property. The loan was allegedly securitized into the ABCD Mortgage Trust 2008-5, but our investigation has uncovered serious defects in the securitization process.
Key Issues Summary:
- Failure to properly endorse the promissory note
- Assignment of mortgage executed after the trust closing date
- TILA disclosure violations regarding APR calculation
- Improper fee assessments violating RESPA requirements
- Potential predatory lending practices
These findings provide substantial grounds for legal challenge to any foreclosure action and may support claims for damages under various consumer protection statutes. We recommend immediate consultation with qualified legal counsel to discuss remedial options.
Critical Findings
Broken Chain of Title
The mortgage assignment from First National Bank to ABCD Securities was executed on October 3, 2008, after the trust’s closing date of September 1, 2008, as specified in the Pooling and Servicing Agreement (PSA).
This violation of the PSA terms constitutes a failure to properly securitize the loan according to New York trust law, which governs the ABCD Mortgage Trust 2008-5.
Defective Note Endorsement
The promissory note contains an undated endorsement in blank from First National Bank but lacks the required specific endorsement to the trust or trustee as required by Section 2.01 of the PSA.
Furthermore, the endorsement signature appears to be a rubber stamp rather than an original signature, raising questions about its authenticity and legal validity.
Regulatory ViolationsTILA Disclosure Violation
The Truth in Lending Act (TILA) disclosure provided at closing understated the Annual Percentage Rate (APR) by 0.35%, exceeding the 0.125% tolerance for fixed-rate loans.
The disclosed APR was 6.38%, while the correctly calculated APR based on all included fees should have been 6.73%.
Documentation Analysis
Note Review
Execution Date:
June 12, 2008
Original Lender:
First National Bank
Endorsements:
- Undated endorsement in blank from First National Bank
- Executed by “Jane Smith, VP”
- Appears to be rubber stamped signature
- No specific endorsement to trust/trustee
Issues Identified:
- Endorsement does not match signature card on file
- Missing required endorsement chain
- Corporate authority not established for endorser
Mortgage/Deed of Trust Review
Execution Date:
June 12, 2008
Original Mortgagee:
First National Bank
Assignments:
- First National Bank to ABCD Securities dated October 3, 2008
- ABCD Securities to XYZ Trust as Trustee dated October 5, 2008
- Recorded in County Records October 15, 2008
Issues Identified:
- Assignment executed after trust closing date
- Assignment executed by suspected robo-signer
- Notarization irregularities identified
Chain of Title Visualization
First National Bank
Original Note and Mortgage/DoT Execution
June 12, 2008
First National Bank to ABCD Securities
Assignment after Trust closing date
October 3, 2008
ABCD Securities to XYZ Bank as Trustee
Assignment after Trust closing date
October 5, 2008
XYZ Bank as Trustee for ABCD Mortgage Trust 2008-5
Invalid transfer into Trust
Current purported holder
Regulatory Compliance AnalysisTILA Violations
APR understated by 0.35Finance charge understated by $5,230
Required disclosures not clear and conspicuous
Unauthorized servicing feesFailure to respond to QWR within 30 daysForce-placed insurance issues
High-Cost Loan ThresholdRate Lock Agreement TermsLoan Application Documentation
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