MFI-Miami has been helping New Mexico homeowner stay in their homes since 2008.
MFI-Miami not only examines the copies of homeowners’ loan documents from the closing. We examine the closing agent’s documents and the Lender’s documents.
Unlike our competitors, MFI-Miami looks for more than just HOEPA, RESPA and TILA violations. We search for violations of NMSA 21 Section 58.  These laws were enacted to protect homeowners and are routinely disregarded by brokers and lenders.
In addition, MFI-Miami uses unorthodox strategies to help people stay in their homes by utilizing strategies like game theory. We also utilize some of the services of certified forensic accountants and other specialists.
We are also not afraid to reach out to the media to help our clients.
Call us today 1.888.214.6377 to learn more!
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