About

At The Warner Law Firm, Our transaction management platform is configured to exceed the requirements of the most demanding lender clients. Integration with Real EC and most major lender platforms is also available. Real EC is a vendor workflow management system which enables all types of loan data, documents and other deliverables to be securely exchanged and transmitted between The Warner Law firm and its lender clients.

The security of Non-Public Information is of paramount importance to all mortgage lenders and the security of non-public borrower information is assured through employee training, encrypted E-mail, secure firewall servers and robust safeguarding procedures.

The security of settlement funds is assured by our highly trained accounting team using dual verification, continuous electronic account reconciliation and positive pay

We’ve Got An Edge

HIGHLY EXPERIENCED!

The Warner Law firm’s team of attorneys and paralegals is highly experienced in all aspects of residential loan settlement and compliance including TRID, FNMA, HUD/FHA and Secondary Market. We focus on accuracy, detailed documentation and quality control. Our philosophy is that the most valuable closing attorney is the one which establishes relationships based on trust and performance with all members of the client’s team.

CLOSE ANYWHERE

Closings can take place anywhere throughout all of New York’s 62 counties. We can close in our Long Island offices, NYC offices, the client’s office, branch offices or the borrower’s home. Special circumstance arrangements such as escrow closings and bifurcated closings are also available.

WORKING FOR YOU

The Warner Law Firm provides representation and acts as document delivery agent for Coop and mortgage collateral docs. We prepare, process and record mortgage satisfactions and assignments working closely with the servicing departments of our lender clients.

The Warner Law firm goes the extra mile to track down and replace missing assignments and reinstate erroneously satisfied mortgages in order to repair broken mortgage chains so that borrowers can avoid double payment of NYS mortgage tax.