Dec. 11, 2008 PRESS RELEASE
National Loan Auditors Teams Up with Gulf Coast Law Center
-- Loan assessment company provides attorney-backed auditing services --
Walnut Creek, Calif., Dec. 9, 2008 – Walnut Creek, Calif.-based National Loan Auditors (NLA), a company providing quality control, pre-close, and post-close auditing, risk assessment consulting and fraud prevention to the mortgage, legal and banking industries, has partnered with Pensacola, Fla.- based Gulf Coast Law Center to build a national attorney network that will allow NLA loan audits from any state to be validated with a legal opinion letter from a licensed attorney in that jurisdiction. “For very few billable hours, NLA saves attorneys numerous man hours that would be required to do one of these audits on a single case,” said Gregory Wilhelm, former assistant attorney general and founder of Gulf Coast Law Center. >> Read full article

Nov. 24, 2008 PRESS RELEASE
Society for the Preservation of Continued Homeownership Selects National Loan Auditors for Forensic Loan Audits WALNUT CREEK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Walnut Creek, Calif.-based National Loan Auditors (NLA), a company providing quality control, pre-close, and post-close auditing, risk assessment consulting, and fraud prevention to the mortgage and banking industries, has been selected by New Jersey-based Society for the Preservation of Continued Homeownership (SPOCH), who facilitates favorable mortgage loan workouts through forensic audits. NLA is a neutral third-party assisting entities with loan auditing solutions nationwide. >> Read full article

Nov. 24, 2008 PRESS RELEASE
"After interviewing many companies, I felt that NLA offered the greatest value, convenience and customer service," said David Petrovich, executive director, SPOCH. "My objective is to negotiate favorable modification terms for homeowners. We are an advocate for NLA's forensic loan audits as a tool to help homeowners compel their uncooperative lenders' approval of favorable workout terms, thereby enabling homeowners to save their homes." >> Read full article

Nov. 24, 2008 PRESS RELEASE
New Jersey's Society for the Preservation of Continued Homeownership (SPOCH), a non-profit group which facilitates favorable mortgage loan workouts, has selected Walnut Creek, California-based National Loan Auditors (NLA) to administer forensic loan audits. NLA is a newly formed loss mitigation company assisting attorneys and loan modification professionals with loan auditing solutions nationwide, providing quality control, pre-close, and post-close auditing, risk assessment consulting, and fraud prevention to the mortgage and banking industries. >> Read full article

Nov. 24, 2008 PRESS RELEASE
Mary Everleigh nearly lost the house she’s owned since 1986 to a fast-talking financier - until Stephen Dibert combed through her mortgage papers and realized the woman had fallen for a scam. August Blass of California-based National Loan Auditors thinks the housing boom led to lots of flawed loans because “things were going 1,000 miles an hour, so (banking) fundamentals were lost.” >> Read full article


Nov. 19, 2008 PRESS RELEASE
August Blass, a former wholesale mortgage executive, has started a company that will provide quality control, risk assessment, and fraud prevention services to banks and lenders.

The Walnut Creek, Calif., company, National Loan Auditors Inc., said Monday that it will "assist loan modification professionals, review loan documents for errors or misrepresentations and help in reducing the high foreclosure rates that have become the real estate market."

Mr. Blass is a former Western regional correspondent manager for Wholesale Lending Online in Millbrae. He also worked for No Red Tape, Trans Capital Mortgage LLC, Residential Capital Corp, and American First Mortgage, and founded Lenders Interactive Online Network. In the 1990s he wrote "Internet Strategies for the Mortgage Banking Industry," published by Faulkner & Gray, which is now part of SourceMedia Inc.

"There is a need in the current market to provide an in-depth look at loan portfolios and financial documents to find potential errors and expose hidden liabilities," Mr Blass said in a press release Monday. National Loan Auditors "will help financial institutions save millions in foreclosure dollars."

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