MFI-Miami has had extensive news media coverage. For over the past 14 years, news media from around the world has covered MFI-Miami.
Who is MFI-Miami?
MFI-Miami is an independent mortgage fraud investigation company. Steve Dibert created the company after seeing a need to determine if a homeowner was a victim of mortgage fraud.
MFI-Miami has become an internationally recognized leader for investigating mortgage fraud. It has also become a leader in investigating mortgage compliance and predatory lending. It has also become a leader in investigating assignment fraud and robo-signing. Through our offices in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and New York, MFI-Miami now covers 20 states.
MFI-Miami’s President, Steve Dibert have been interviewed multiple times by Diana Olick of CNBC. He has appeared on ABC News and in MLive. In addition to Michigan Messenger and The Huffington Post.
Steve Dibert has contributed to news reports by USA Today, Al-Jazeera, Der Spiegel and the Financial Times-Deutschland. In addition, he has also contributed to article in Handelsblatt and Reuters. He has also appeared on Korean Broadcasting and NHK in Japan.
An investigation that was done by MFI-Miami was also featured in a BBC documentary.
Steve Dibert has also been profiled in the Boston Herald and The Miami Herald, He has also appeared in mortgage industry trade publications like National Mortgage News and Mortgage Servicing News. As well as The Real Deal.
He has been quoted in the German financial magazine, Capital and Der Spiegel about MFI-Miami’s ongoing investigation involving Deutsche Bank. He was frequently quoted as an expert in the Huffington Post and his articles were frequently discussed by Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert on The Keiser Report.
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The Boston Herald Featured A 2-Page Article About MFI-Miami The Boston Herald article was written by Jerry Kronenberg and appeared on Monday November 24, 2008. Mary Everleigh nearly lost the house she’s owned since 1986 to a fast-talking financier. That was until Stephen Dibert combed through her mortgage papers and realized the woman had fallen
