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Chain of Title Analysis and Mortgage Fraud Investigation

Trace Every Transfer of Your Mortgage

We trace every assignment, transfer, and endorsement of your mortgage from origination to today. Find breaks in the chain, missing assignments, and backdated documents that may invalidate foreclosure. Conducted by a licensed Texas Private Investigator (TX PI License #A20449).

Chain of Title Analysis report

What is a Chain of Title Analysis and Mortgage Fraud Investigation?

A Chain of Title Analysis and Mortgage Fraud Investigation traces every transfer, assignment, and endorsement of your mortgage from origination to today. We identify breaks, gaps, backdated documents, and missing assignments that may invalidate foreclosure, and this includes a deep analysis of whether your mortgage was properly transferred into an investment trust. We analyze PSA compliance, trust closing dates, assignment timing, endorsement chains, and REMIC status. Includes a sworn affidavit from a licensed private investigator and an affidavit from a bank expert as well.

In practice, these assignments are frequently mishandled. They are backdated, missing signatures, improperly notarized, or skipped entirely. When the party foreclosing on your home cannot produce a complete, unbroken chain of assignments, they may lack legal standing to foreclose.

We trace every link in the chain: origination, endorsements on the note, assignments of the mortgage, MERS entries, and recordation in county records. We identify where the chain breaks, where documentation is defective, and whether the foreclosing party is actually the Person Entitled to Enforce (PETE) your mortgage.

Chain of Title Analysis report showing mortgage transfer documentation

What We Deliver

Detailed Report

Every assignment, transfer, and endorsement documented in chronological order with source citations from county records and MERS.

Break Analysis

Every gap, break, irregularity, and defect in the chain identified and explained in plain language.

PETE Analysis

Determination of whether the foreclosing party is actually the Person Entitled to Enforce the mortgage under applicable law.

Sworn Affidavit (Optional)

As a licensed PI, we can produce a sworn affidavit of findings, court-ready and admissible.

Why It Matters

A broken chain of title can invalidate a foreclosure. Courts have required foreclosing parties to demonstrate proper chain documentation before proceeding. If the party foreclosing on your home cannot produce a complete, properly executed chain of assignments, they may not have legal standing.

Chain of title analysis gives you and your attorney the evidence needed to challenge a foreclosure, negotiate a modification, or pursue a quiet title action. It transforms "I think something is wrong" into "here is exactly what is wrong, documented and verified."

Pricing

$2,600 - $3,500

Depending on complexity and number of transfers in the chain

Full chain documentation report

Break and defect analysis

PETE determination

Money-back guarantee

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Frequently Asked Questions

What documents do I need to provide?
Your mortgage, promissory note, deed of trust, and any assignment documents you have. If you do not have them, we can help you obtain them from public records.
How long does chain of title analysis take?
Typically 7-10 business days depending on the complexity of the chain and the number of transfers involved.
What happens if you find breaks in the chain?
We document every break, gap, and irregularity in a detailed report. If applicable, we can produce a sworn affidavit of findings for your attorney to use in court.
Is the money-back guarantee real?
Yes. If our investigation finds no irregularities, gaps, or breaks in the chain, you receive a full refund.

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Mortgage Compliance Investigations LLC is an investigative service, not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice or guarantee any particular legal outcome. Results depend on the specific facts of your case.

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