What Are The Risks For The Promissory Note Reconversion Process

What Are The Risks For The Promissory Note Reconversion Process

There is a potential loss of time spent to initiate the paperwork (~2 hours). And only in cases where one seeks satisfaction of a current mortgage would there be a temporary monetary loss, which is returned in full in cases of failure. Since the process is lawful in nature and sanctioned by Congress, to the extent that even the paperwork involved has since been investigated and approved by a court of record and a judge, the legal risks are non-existent. Remember, this is simply a legal accounting request / claim to recoup otherwise abandoned assets, interests and funds.

Our team of competent advisors have navigated actual litigation successfully for decades and identified a congressionally approved remedy that involves no courtrooms. The primary focus is to aid in the reconversion and recovery of security instruments known as “promissory notes”, which are secured by a deed of a trust-mortgage and placed into a security trust pool for monetization and in some cases used as a mortgage backed security as an investment. Our efforts focus on the redemption and recovery of all legal and equitable assets connected with a promissory note. This is not a civil or legal action in court against anyone. This is purely a 3-phase private administrative process done at the county, state, and/or federal level if applicable over 6 to 9 months of time.