Rescinding Your Loan Agreement in Foreclosure Defense

A revealing power point presentation from a law firm representing the banks proves what experts have said regarding rescission or rescinding your loan (the termination of a contract by mutual agreement or as a result of fraud or some legal defect) and how banks and their lawyers try to wiggle out of it. The banks have been losing far more cases than previously reported and are now stuck with a real big problem when it comes to rescission being the borrower’s remorse remedy. A borrower could assert a right to rescind the loan agreement, and thereby causing a nightmare of problems for all parties involved in the mortgage loan contract. Here are some key points from seminar:

Mailing the notice is sufficient to cancel the loan, note and mortgage.
No tender of money or property is required
It is risky for lender to ignore notice of rescission
Rescission is really a borrower’s remorse remedy
Bringing suit immediately is the only way to end the issue — but only if you has absolute proof of the loan and the disclosures conforming to TILA.
AFTER the lender has complied with 1635(b) (termination of security interest), after the lender has returned the canceled note and after the lender has complied with 12 CFR 1026.23(d)(2) (Return of any money or property that has been given to anyone)
According to TILA the lien is void upon mailing of the notice.
Banks better do their homework and identify all the loans that are not supported by TILA disclosures.

Rescinding the loan in a timely manner is just one very important action to take when attempting to mount the most effective method to stopping your foreclosure once and for all, and gaining the legal remedy that the law entitles you to and that you deserve.

If you would like to discover if your loan qualifies for legal action, and to get started rescinding your loan, take action right now and register for a free mortgage fraud analysis and consultation with a licensed, bonded, private investigator who specializes in mortgage fraud and chain of title issues and who can help you sue your lender for financial compensation and clear and free title to your property by clicking here now.

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