Just earning a law degree does not adequately prepare someone to be able to take on big banks especially in the field of foreclosure. This field has many specific difficulties that present for the homeowners involved and because it is regarding their place of residence can be an extremely sensitive area. Steven W. Bernstein has worked in mortgage and real estate for over 28 years and because of this, he has a deep understanding of how to work with the big banks as well as how to negotiate with them for the betterment of his clients and brings this knowledge to every case he touches.
Steven W. Bernstein travels all over the United States from New York to California regularly in order to help other auditors and real estate specialists learn the ins and outs that he has learned and put to good use in helping homeowners across the nation. He lectures for Certified Forensic Loan Auditors in Los Angeles, California as an expert in the field and teaches attorneys his personal tried and true techniques for fighting wrongful foreclosure actions against the big banks.
He has now become one of the country’s foremost experts on the extended right to cancel through rescission and Steven W. Bernstein has founded some of the bankruptcy techniques in filing Proof of Claims in Chap. 13 BK cases, and therefore stopping foreclosure for homeowners.
Steven W. Bernstein travels all over the United States from New York to California regularly in order to help other auditors and real estate specialists learn the ins and outs that he has learned and put to good use in helping homeowners across the nation. He lectures for Certified Forensic Loan Auditors in Los Angeles, California as an expert in the field and teaches attorneys his personal tried and true techniques for fighting wrongful foreclosure actions against the big banks.
He has now become one of the country’s foremost experts on the extended right to cancel through rescission and Steven W. Bernstein has founded some of the bankruptcy techniques in filing Proof of Claims in Chap. 13 BK cases, and therefore stopping foreclosure for homeowners.
