PLACE AN ORDER FOR A MORTGAGE ANALYSIS

Borrowers facing foreclosure, whether legitimate or fraudulent, are scared and uninformed. If the proper research was performed, I believe that the number of borrowers who simply give up their homes and walk away when they have actual legal grounds on. More often than not, by the time a borrower is facing foreclosure, they have neither the time nor the money to either educate themselves or hire an attorney to assist them. The loan servicer is betting that you as a homeowner will simply be entirely too worried about saving your home to take the time to either educate yourself enough to do a quick title search at your county registry of deeds OR that, if you truly are facing a legitimate foreclosure, you will be too broke to be able to hire an attorney to make sure everything is being done by the numbers and that your chain of title, among other things, is intact and properly recorded. That notwithstanding, the fact still remains that if the "rule book" is followed, if a foreclosing entity can't produce the original note, if a borrower's chain of title is significantly messed up, then legally the entity cannot foreclose. Of course, especially in the mortgage industry, something is only considered "illegal" if you get caught.