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Understanding MERS: What It Means When MERS Appears in Your Chain of Title
MERS was designed to bypass county recording requirements, but its presence in your chain of title can create serious questions about who has standing to foreclose. Here is what you need to know.
Read moreChain of Title Analysis: How to Trace Your Mortgage from Origination to Today
Every transfer of your mortgage should be documented with a recorded assignment. When assignments are missing, the chain is broken, and the foreclosing party may not be able to prove ownership.
Read morePETE Analysis: Who Is the Person Entitled to Enforce Your Mortgage?
Under UCC Article 3, only the Person Entitled to Enforce has the legal right to foreclose. PETE analysis determines whether the party trying to foreclose actually has that right.
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