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.
Call us today 1.888.214.6377 to learn more!
Tampa Area Foreclosure Rescue Scammer David W. Griffin Gets 3 Years In Federal Prison for Bankruptcy & Mail Fraud A Federal Judge in Tampa has sentenced Foreclosure Rescue Scammer David W. Griffin to three years in federal prison. Federal prosecutors accused Griffin of bankruptcy fraud and mail fraud. In addition to making a false statement during […]
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Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz Votes To Allow Car Dealers And Auto Finance Companies To Discriminate Against Minorities Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz pushed through Congress a bill that would allow auto finance companies to discriminate against minority and unsophisticated car buyers. The Reforming CFPB Indirect Auto Financing Guidance Act would let lenders and dealers ignore CFPB rules. Current
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Common Foreclosure Mill Practice Of Using Screenshots Of Documents And Clueless Mortgage Servicing Employees Shot Down By Florida’s 4th DCA It’s been a Florida foreclosure mill practice to bring employees from a mortgage servicer to testify at a foreclosure trial. On the surface this sounds like a pretty logical and prudent thing to do. Employees
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Florida 5th DCA Throws Out Foreclosure Action For Violating Florida Statute Of Limitations Laws Wells Fargo is time-barred from bringing a foreclosure action under the Florida Statute of Limitations law according to the Florida 5th DCA. The Florida Statute of Limitation law states contracts have a 5-year statute of limitations. Foreclosure defense lawyers have successfully used
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Miami-Dade Cop George Price sentenced to 48 months in federal prison followed by three years of supervised release U.S. District Judge Jose E. Martinez sentenced former Miami-Dade Cop George Price to 48 months in prison. The court also sentenced him to three years of supervised release. Price participated in a wire fraud scheme by filing
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