Thursday, September 16, 2010

Home loan process speedy with MERS that concerns several

America’s housing crisis was caused by numerous factors. One example that many did not hear about was MERS. According to the Nolan Chart LLC mortgage industry website, MERS (Mortgage Electronic Registration System) is an institution that enables the Mortgage Backed Security (MBS) industry to pass over rules regarding recording and transferring title when a property changes hands. Developed by Fannie Mae in the mid-1990s, MERS acts as a quasi-agent (they call it “nominee”) for any party that becomes involved in the home loan, with the exception of the homebuyer. MERS transacts in an online (instead of brick-and-mortar) world. It is convenient to be able to bundle, purchase and sell mortgages with the MERS electronic network that provides speed. half of the United States of America home loans are now owned by the United States of America treasury as it is now owns Fannie Mae. Now, several wonder why MERS, as a company that pays nothing on the mortgage, is! listed on the mortgage loan or if it is even legal. Source of article – MERS speeds up mortgage process, yet raises severe concerns by Personal Money Store.

Tons of people wondering about MERS

Since MERS did not pay for the property of represent the home loan holder in any legal way, many wonder if MERS is beginning to be committing home loan fraud while working with electronic mortgage documents. MERS has a really streamlined method of recordkeeping that home loan industry critics do not seem to like. They think that past ways of legally processing documents are much better. MERS says, says Nolan Chart, it represents 60 million mortgage cases. Critics question this number. If that number is true, $10 million in mortgages are being represented by MERS with no free market competition. This means the Supreme Court will probably get involved pretty soon. Foreclosing on homes is a right many wonder whether or not MERS should really have. The law will decide the final decision.

Profit machine from state intervention

Public funding does a lot to keep MERS where it is. Thus, argues Nolan Chart, the public has a right to be skeptical when little to no free market competition exists to regulate prices. The contract law loopholes that have allowed MERS to operate thus far have expedited the MBS. The industry helped with the U.S. housing crisis. It created many of the problems. MERS might need to be reined in by the highest court within the land for the long-term benefit of homebuyers nationwide.

More on this topic

Nolan Chart

nolanchart.com/article8006.html

Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortgage-backed_security

Freddie Mac commercial on mortgage fraud

youtube.com/watch?v=cS2HsaBA5No



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