First American Initiates Legal Action Against Novad Over $1.6M Reverse Mortgage Issue
First American has initiated legal proceedings against Novad in Maryland, targeting arbitration over $1.6 million in disputed reverse mortgage fees.
First American has initiated legal proceedings against Novad in Maryland, targeting arbitration over $1.6 million in disputed reverse mortgage fees.
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When a borrower offers a seller-carried note as equity or collateral, verify the chain of assignment first. Every transfer and endorsement from the original holder to the borrower must be documented. A missing link can leave the borrower without clear title to the note. Whether that defeats enforcement depends on state law and the documents.