For 29 years, MSI has provided the highest standards of quality and service in the field service industry. We have maintained these standards while providing cost effective solutions to our clients. Over the years we have been able to increase our clients’ efficiency and effectiveness by staying focused on training and quality control.

A vast majority of our contractors come to us with industry experience. Training is ongoing as MSI realizes the importance of keeping our field representatives informed of changing industry guidelines and requirements. Field representatives are trained to know exactly what to do and how to do it. Our goal is that they will perform their jobs just as you would do it yourself.

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  • FHA serious delinquency rate inches up while originations decline January 28, 2012
    The serious delinquency rate for Federal Housing Administration mortgages reached 9.6% in December, the highest level in more than two years, the Department of Housing and Urban Development said. More than 711,000 FHA-insured loans were seriously delinquent, up 18.9% from one year earlier, according to the HUD report. It's also a 3.2% increase from the […]
  • Maryland court rejects robo-signing lawsuit January 28, 2012
    A Maryland court ruled that homeowners lose the right to file a subsequent lawsuit against a foreclosure proceeding if the grievances are not aired during the original foreclosure. In Maryland, all foreclosures must go through the courts. In the latest Smalley v. Shapiro & Burson ruling, the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland said if the ho […]
  • Treasury to pay investors triple for HAMP principal reductions January 28, 2012
    [Update 1: Adds comment from FHFA Acting Director] The Treasury Department will triple payments to mortgage investors for reducing borrower principal through an expanded Home Affordable Modification Program announced Friday. Officials announced several critical changes to HAMP, including an enrollment extension to Dec. 31, 2013, from its original expiration […]