Foreclosure in Florida Continues to be a Major Problem

14.01.2012 | Author: brian2299101 | Posted in Mortgage
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Foreclosure in Florida has been a problem for far too many homeowners.  The banks have been very slow to proceed on foreclosure mortgages, which has left many homeowners sitting in their homes, wondering what their next move ought to be.  It has been a problem of epidemic levels, and the sheer number of people facing foreclosure in Florida, leaving their mortgages unpaid, or making partial payments and trying to avoid foreclosure by attempting to short sale their homes is staggering.  The foreclosure Florida crisis got so bad, Florida became one of 23 states to put a temporary halt to all foreclosure cases passing through the courts until the banks could sort out their paperwork “problems,” which has left  foreclosure mortgages and homeowners in limbo.

This freeze did lead to a drop in the number of foreclosures in Florida, which led some people to speculate that maybe the worst of it was over.  What we could really be witnessing though is the calm before the storm.  We have already witnessed the rates of foreclosure in Florida begin to rise as more foreclosure mortgage cases begin to work their way through the courts.  In Miami-Dade and Broward County, there was a 200% increase in the number of foreclosures from September to October 2011.  This is proof that once again, those greedy banks are back on the offensive trying to force people from their homes.

If you are facing foreclosure in Florida, there is still time to keep from losing your home, but you have to act fast and be prepared to fight back against  predatory lenders.  The best way to do this if you are confronted with foreclosure is by using the information a securitization audit can provide you.

A securitization audit examines your loan documents and determines if the bank has securitized your mortgage and done so correctly.  If a securitization audit shows that this process has been done incorrectly, then the lender pushing through foreclosure mortgages may not actually have any legal right to foreclose on your home, and any attempts at foreclosure would be a wrongful foreclosure and therefore illegal.  A detailed securitization audit illustrating the wrongdoing of the banks could stop the foreclosure of your home.

If you are trying to fight foreclosure in Florida, there is no time to waste and you should have your home loan undergo a securitization audit.  Not only will you potentially gain very tangible evidence that will help you fight foreclosure in court, but you could also potentially stop the wrongful foreclosure of your home.

This is why if you need foreclosure help, you should contact a reputable audit company such as Tila Solutions to give you the foreclosure help you need.  For over a decade, Tila Solutions has been looking out for the homeowner with their forensic loan audits and securitization audits.  If you need help stopping foreclosure, a Tila Solutions Consultant is available by telephone at (702) 508-0335.  Or you can visit the Tila Solutions website at foreclosure in Florida

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