>	We Were There Lessons learned at MBA's National Technology in Mortgage Banking Conference by Darrick Meneken 4/2008
>	Meth Labs: Getting Clean Help your single-family investor clients understand what's involved in meth-lab-property cleanup by Dianne Crocker, senior economist and managing director EDR Market Research Group 4/2008
>	From the Editor by Tony Stasiek, editor 4/2008
>	Q&A: Paul Lueken President, Illinois Association of Mortgage Professionals by Melinda Young 4/2008
>	Spotlight: Los Angeles by Kirsten Terry 4/2008
>	Getting Personal First-person accounts from mortgage professionals by Roger Vetruba, founder and CEO, MortgageMovies.com 4/2008
>	Helping Hands Each month, Helping Hands features a mortgage professional or group that has volunteered to lend a hand to others in need by Kirsten Terry 4/2008
>	Trends Retrofit upon resale by Darrick Meneken 4/2008
>	The Deal May Go On Brokers can resolve many title encumbrances by conducting research or reaching settlements by Chan B. Masselink, attorney and president, Falls Mortgage LLC 4/2008
>	Save Energy, Earn More Business Brokers who go green can gain an edge over competitors by Debbi Lyons, director of marketing, Encomia LP 4/2008
>	Protect Yourself from Risk A plan with preventive and restorative measures can help you stay strong by Tisha D. Hartman, CEO, Mortgage Risk Solutions 4/2008
>	More Green for Green Homes Green homes are on the rise -- and so are insurance premiums that cover them by Marc A. Cisneros Jr., CEO and co-owner, CS Innovative Insurance Solutions 4/2008
>	Look to Shared Ownership for Answers Fractional real estate benefits vacation-homeowners, brokers -- and the environment by Mark Chesney, founder, GrandShare 4/2008
>	Less Paper = More Efficiency Paperless mortgages may be central to industry conservation efforts by Thomas H. O'Leary, senior vice president of institutional lending, fulfillment and business support, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage 4/2008
>	How to Qualify Self-Employed Borrowers The new lending environment requires brokers and their self-employed clients to adjust their thinking by Peter Hebert, loan officer, Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corp. 4/2008
>	Meeting Challenges with Tech Tools Fannie Mae aims to ease loan process for brokers and borrowers by Thomas J. Collins, Desktop Originator national sales director, specialty-lending group, Fannie Mae 4/2008
>	Look Ahead to Reverse Mortgages Educate yourself and your clients on this growing market by Philip E. Lipp, president, Allwest Mortgage 4/2008
>	What to Know About Your First Commercial Deals Keep lenders' priorities in mind when venturing into the commercial realm by Daniel Edrei, director of the principals group, Meecorp Capital Markets 4/2008
>	FHA: An FAQ To get started with this product, brokers should learn more about eligible loans and programs by Jeff Mifsud, founder, Mortgage Seminars LLC 4/2008
>	Do the Two-Step Understanding seller-financing can help brokers help clients by Michael T. Morrongiello, general manager, Sunvest Inc. 4/2008
>	Optimize Your Clients' Options Help borrowers improve their credit and expand the loan products available to them by David G. Chung, managing director of business development, CreditXpert Inc. 4/2008
>	A Private Avenue More borrowers are turning to private lenders to fund their deals by Darel I. Daik, CEO, Noble Mortgage and Investments 4/2008
>	Putting the 'Go' in Mortgages Additional sales generation is possible via mobile-business techniques by Fredrick Hicks Jr., founder and managing director, The Mortgage Bus Enterprises LLC 4/2008
>	Effective Marketing Brings Results To market yourself and your business effectively, follow five pointers by Dale Vermillion, founder and CEO, Vermillion Consulting Inc. 4/2008
>	5 Tips for Hosting a Seminar Want to increase business? Consider hosting an educational event by Ed Craine, CEO, Smith Craine Finance 4/2008
>	How to Manage Projects: 10 Tips Follow pointers for successful project management and watch your business grow by Michelle LaBrosse, founder, Cheetah Learning 4/2008
>	Time to Make a Change? Examine your marketing plan from the past year and decide how you want to move forward by Ron Appel, national sales director, A+ Letter Service 4/2008
>	The Lighter Side of Lending: Now What? Fire and brimstone? Not quite. Actually, this climate might not be so bad after all by Gordon Schlicke, mortgage trainer 4/2008
>	Keep Business Booming Brokers who focus on three primary steps can thrive in today's mortgage market by Bill Sparkman, The Coach 4/2008
>	Business as a 3-Legged Stool Focusing on service, product and marketing can help brokers keep business steady by Dan Sullivan, vice president of sales and managing director, Velma.com 4/2008