Awaiting short sale approval?

Question by Christina C: Awaiting short sale approval?
I live in GA : Currently still have pending approval on short sale and tax relief expires 12/31 … At this point what can I do to avoid having to pay the tax on the property.. Should I continue to wait for the approval or let it go to foreclosure ? please advice

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Answer by Melanie
You can possibly avoid the short sale altogether by obtaining a securitization audit and presenting it to your lender. You could then leverage the information in the audit to obtain a loan modification.

Here’s a success story right up your alley:

http://finance.boston.com/boston/news/read/22243546/sonoma_county_resident_obtains_a_loan_modification_from_bank_of_america_by_means_of_a_securitization_audit

The securitization audit, when performed by companies like Paladin Securitization Auditors, will effectively show any Federal Trade Commission violations in a securitized home loan. Also, they will usually show that the servicer does not have the authority to foreclose on a property since 9 out of 10 times they don’t have the actual mortgage note.

Even if you haven’t officially obtained a sale date yet, you can give them a call or email them. They offer a free consultation with no strings attached. Here’s their web page:

www.securitizationauditservices.com

They have a pretty big list of success stories on the site too.

Good luck!

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This is my 2nd time asking: Is there a simple and inexpensive way to determine WHO owns the note?

Question by jbsikes: This is my 2nd time asking: Is there a simple and inexpensive way to determine WHO owns the note?
Hello.

I asked the question before: “How do I find WHO owns the note” ( so that we can make an offer to buy it ), and was told that a title search would do the trick. I shared that with my friend who’s working on this problem with me and here’s their comments:

“That is concerning every sale of the house. The mortgage changes with every sale of the house. This is a deeper audit of the secondary market. Mortgages are traded like stocks behind the scenes and these trades aren’t recorded at the court house. A title search is performed in the court house by people who physically pull the public records. Securitization audits are performed at a computer looking at the actual trades. Often a Bloomberg Terminal just like stock traders use is utilized to find relevant information. These note trades are not recorded there. A system known as MERS was set up to avoid filing these at the courthouse. Not all loans were securitized. Some loans are kept in small bank portfolios. These of course are much easier to track down. MERS has been attacked by many attorneys who represent foreclosed homeowners. They have shown that MERS does not have the authority to foreclose. Anyway, simple title insurance does not show the loan trades, only the house trades.”

Can anyone answer this question?

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Answer by kemperk
county recorder often gets them to record same
or ask escrow………who processed it [?]

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Q&A: securitization audit?

Question by shann: securitization audit?
I’m looking for a company in Virginia who does securitization audits for foreclosures.
Also can you give me names(company) and numbers that can help

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Answer by hyper-capitalist
There is no company that does securitization audits for foreclosures. There are auditors that comfirm compliance with the securitization documents and federal laws.

I am assuming that someone os trying to prove that the trust actually owns the Promissory Note in a foreclosure. Ask for the recorded assignments of loan documents and allonges to promissory note that details ownership of the loan from the originator to the trust. There will be several assignments.

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What is a securitization audit? Does it help with foreclosure?

Question by Curt Gallows: What is a securitization audit? Does it help with foreclosure?
OK, I received my notice of default and am scared all to heck about foreclosing on my home in Tampa, FL. I just heard about this thing called a securitization audit. Can anyone tell me what they are and if it will help with my foreclosure?

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Answer by real estate guy
First, you need a lawyer. You can’t just walk away. YOU NEED A LAWYER.

I googled it. It’s when the bank will review the whole loan to make sure that you didn’t lie about getting the mortgage. For example, you didn’t lie about the income amount or source. You didn’t lie about source of downpayments., they will review tax returns, etc.

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