Far too many Americans have fallen victims to a predator preying on them and subjecting them to mortgage fraud and wrongful and illegal foreclosures.  Predatory lenders such as Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, GMAC, US Bank, Wells Fargo and others are being exposed for more and more instances of committing mortgage fraud at an institutional level.  Their criminal behavior has forced a large number of hard working, honest Americans out onto their streets.

Many courts across the country have finally begun to take notice of how predatory lenders have been taking advantage of homeowners and have decided to suspend all foreclosure hearings in 23 states where all foreclosure documents are required to go through judicial review before a foreclosure can proceed.

With so many Americans struggling to make ends meet and keep their heads above water, and their primary focus being on simple survival, these predatory lenders have been laughing all the way to the bank.  They have blatantly engaged in mortgage fraud, forged foreclosure documents with the use of robo-signers in order to force them through without any close examination of how legitimate the foreclosure may be, and other illegal foreclosure practices.  Not only have they been blatantly stealing from American homeowners, but they have also been taking your tax dollars in the form of government bailout money that was supposed to be used to help homeowners, but instead, has only been used to line the pockets of already wealthy CEOs and executives in the form of hefty bonus payments for "a job well done."

The impact of a predatory preying on homeowners like this has been foreclosure rates shooting through the roof.  Certainly, these predatory lenders do not want to have the fact that many of these foreclosures are fraudulent and a direct result of blatant mortgage fraud as well as a criminal disregard of government rules and regulations.  Because of their efforts, a lot of homeowners do not realize that they have been the victim of mortgage fraud until it is too late to do anything about it.

This is why it is important that you have your home loan documents examined with a forensic document review that is called a securitization audit.  Securitization audits examine all of your mortgage documents to determine if your home loan has gone through the process of securitization, if the loan has been securitized correctly, and if the predatory lender who is attempting to foreclose on your home can legally do so.  For many mortgage fraud cases, securitization audits are the most important piece of evidence you can have.

Tila Solutions specializes in detailed securitization audits for homeowners in need.  A Tila Solutions Consultant is available for people by telephone at (702) 508-0335.  Or you can visit the Tila Solutions website at predator preying.  They will help. They are not funded by the governments or the lenders. They are on the homeowners' side.