Thanks, JohnMichael both links gave me an idea of how it can work. You used the term "valid mortgage" . I think that the Dorean Group looks for errors in the document that can make the mortgage "invalid". And I happen to believe that mistakes that occur in documents of this capacity would prove to be not binding . This is only my opinion and I dont know if it's indeed true but $3500 would not be thrown around by most of us while we are in danger of losing our homes. I guess I can see things from both angles . Well I won't be using their services anyway I was just concerned about it. Thanks again for directing me to the info.
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See
http://www.thecreativeinvestor.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Forum&file=viewtopic&topic=36968&forum=12
http://www.thecreativeinvestor.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Forum&file=viewtopic&topic=36523&forum=22
There is no way to eliminate a valid mortgage short of a foreclosure proceeding or paying it off.
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Thanks, JohnMichael both links gave me an idea of how it can work. You used the term "valid mortgage" . I think that the Dorean Group looks for errors in the document that can make the mortgage "invalid". And I happen to believe that mistakes that occur in documents of this capacity would prove to be not binding . This is only my opinion and I dont know if it's indeed true but $3500 would not be thrown around by most of us while we are in danger of losing our homes. I guess I can see things from both angles . Well I won't be using their services anyway I was just concerned about it. Thanks again for directing me to the info.
Yasmine
Here is another link you might look at before getting involved with any of these people.
http://www.occ.treas.gov/ftp/alert/2003-12.doc
John (LV)
Interesting, and all very true. I am so glad to have gotton all of this informationn today. Thanks for the replies.
Yasmine