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Audio Course
10 Things Loan Originators Need to Know
about the NEW Good Faith Estimate

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. ET
Course No.: AC-10-022-001
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What are the 10 things you need to know about the new GFE, which started January 1, 2010? If you can’t answer that question then there are still many issues that need to be addressed before you execute another form.

One primary concern is the proper disclosure of fees, which brings Block 1, Block 2 and Line A, along with changed circumstances to the top of the list of RESPA concerns. There are a number of issues for consideration when it comes to both departmental and individual repercussions violations may have, thus employees could be unknowingly violating the law and putting your company at risk.

AllRegs Academy’s 10 Things Loan Originators Need to Know about the NEW Good Faith Estimate audio course will inform listeners of the fine points of the Good Faith Estimate and what you need to be aware of when executing the form. The course will also review what to pay attention to when it comes to staying in compliance as it relates to fee disclosure, and address most common issues while discussing industry solutions, focusing on the complexities of the data housed in the GFE.

The 90-minute audio course will also cover key issues surrounding the information disclosed in the Good Faith Estimate, areas to focus on when executing the GFE, and an analysis of common issues with a discussion on methods for remaining compliant.  The course will also provide a general overview on the most recent RESPA changes along with insight into things to come. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask question regarding the new rules and disclosures forms.

Course Benefits  |   Course Goals  |   Who Should Attend  |   Speakers  |  Tuition & Registration

Course Benefits:

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

  • How much information to collect before providing GFE
  • How to properly disclose “Interest Rates” and “Other Settlement Charges”
  • The three rules on what charges SHOULD appear on the GFE
  • Additional definitions

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Course Goals:

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

  • List the items to include in the Good Faith Estimate
  • Identify disclosure requirements
  • Evaluate Changed Circumstances
  • Discuss the effects of the new rule and their impact on your business

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Who Should Attend

  • Mortgage brokers
  • Lenders
  • Title agents
  • Real estate brokers
  • Compliance officers
  • Risk managers

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Speakers/Instructors

Photo - Thomas E. Black, Jr.Thomas E. Black, Jr. is the managing partner of Black, Mann & Graham, LLP, a firm he founded in 1997. The firm has offices in Dallas, Flower Mound and Houston, Texas with over 130 employees. Tom practices in the area of residential real estate law and represents clients that include Wells Fargo, Washington Mutual, First Horizon Home Loans, SunTrust, Mortgage It and Wachovia Bank.
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Photo - David DulockDavid Dulock is an attorney with Black, Mann & Graham, LLP. He was admitted to practice law in the State of Texas in 1974 and for the past 36 years has practiced in the areas of residential and construction mortgage lending and state and federal regulatory compliance.
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Tuition & Registration

Each audio conference is $250 per site, with the ability to dial in to the conference from up to three phone lines at each site. For more information, call our sales and customer service department at (800) 848-4904.

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Tuesday, August 17, 2010

2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. ET
Course No.: AC-10-022-001
Register Now

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Last Updated: 7/22/2010

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Course Duration
Audio courses last for 90 minutes, consisting of a 60 minute presentation with a 30 minute interactive question and answer session.

Tuition Details
Tuition includes:

  • Three call-in lines from one location per site registration
  • Dial-in number and conference code
  • WebEx access for interactive presentation (if applicable)
  • PDF of presentation materials
  • Opportunity to ask speakers questions at the end of the program

Still have questions?
Call (800) 848-4904
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