How Do You Know When You Have A Loan Violation?
It helps, if you want to win a case, to know the definitions of the terms you are going to use. A wise man once said, he who defines the terms controls the conversation. Well, to better understand what a loan violation is, you have to understand the case law behind lender practices and know what is permissible. But even then, just knowing the law isn’t enough. You also have to search out the documents that law pertains to.
A forensic loan audit is the only sure way to know where loan violations are within a mortgage document. Most of the violations that occur in a loan will be in the closing documents. That means you need three things:
- The borrower’s copies of mortgage documents
- A list of all applicable laws and associated penalties
- A loan auditor to review the documents and analyze them to identify the violations
A professional loan auditor will perform a comprehensive document review and outline all the problem areas in the loan. If there are any loan violations then the forensic loan audit will uncover them. A reputable loan auditor will refund your money if no violations are found. You can’t beat that.
This information should not be construed as legal advice. It is FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES only.