MFI-Miami has been helping Florida residents save their home since we started the company in 2008. Matter of fact, until recently, it was our home base until we moved our corporate headquarters to New Mexico.
MFI-Miami examines the copies of homeowners’ loan documents from the closing, as well as the lender’s documents, the closing agent’s documents and the appraisal. Unlike our competitors, MFI-Miami looks for more than just HOEPA, RESPA and TILA violations. We search for violations of Fla Statutes 201, 475, 494, 501, 559, 627, 697, and 817. We also look for UCC violations (Fla Statutes 671-680). These laws were enacted to protect Florida homeowners and are routinely disregarded by brokers and lenders.
MFI-Miami and our attorney partners also utilize unorthodox strategies such as game theory and our access to the media to keep people in their homes.
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David Krieger Bolts From Press Conference Faster Than OJ Simpson In A Hertz Commercial David Krieger held a brief press conference and refused to answer questions. He immediately bolted out the door. The convicted anti-government fraudster and author of the Clouded Titles, held the press conference after foreclosure experts and law enforcement officials criticized his report
11th US COA Says Foreclosure Mills Can Face Damage Awards From Homeowners Under FDCPA If Caught Lying Or Filing False Documents Late last month, the 11th U.S. Court of Appeals gave the FDCPA more power to consumers to hold debt collection law firms and foreclosure mills liable if they get caught misleading or lying to
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Why Did Osceola County Pay Fraudster David Krieger $34,500 For Garbage Audit? The much-ballyhooed audit prepared by David Krieger for Osceola County was a dud. The $34,500 report has turned into a political nightmare for Clerk Armando Ramirez. David Krieger’s 362-page report was presented to the Osceola County in January. Yet, the report was not made available
Post-Foreclosure Note Endorsement Ruling Could Lead To Bigger Problems For Bank Of America The Florida Appellate Court shot down another post-foreclosure note endorsement. Last week, Florida’s 2nd DCA issued an opinion smacking down the post-foreclosure note endorsement in the appellate case of THE EAGLES MASTER ASSOCIATION, INC.; and ST. ANDREWS AT THE EAGLES, INC., v. Bank of America, N.A.
JPMorgan Chase Quits 5 1/2 Year Foreclosure Case I received some good news last week when I was getting ready to drive to Miami to testify at a foreclosure trial. My client’s attorney called to inform that JPMorgan Chase was throwing in the towel. JPMorgan Chase had filed a motion to voluntarily dismiss with prejudice
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