Residential | November 2018
A Privacy Law Heard Around the World
In the mortgage industry, compliance issues usually involve protections for borrowers in terms of equal housing opportunities, as well as loan quality or profitability. Typically, the industry focuses...
By Kathryne (Kate) M. Morris, privacy and technology lawyer, Clark Hill Strasburger; and Stacey Geringer, president, Collabrian Design & Technology and Mortgage Bank Solutions
Residential | June 2018
Viewpoint: Borrowers Need Straight Talk About Green Financing
Consumers are regularly hit with product marketing pitches touting environmentally friendly improvements for their homes, such as solar panels, drought-tolerant landscaping, double-pane windows and ot...
By Lacy Robertson, mortgage originator and Realtor, Equity Smart Home Loans
Residential | June 2018
Online Lending Comes of Age
Key Points
The alternative-lending landscape
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By Robert Greenberg, chief marketing officer, Patch of Land
Residential | February 2018
The Compliance Balancing Act
Lewis Carroll famously said, “If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there.” This maxim certainly pertains to mortgage compliance professionals, who play a key role in helping le...
By Britt Faircloth, senior regulatory consultant, Wolters Kluwer
Residential | December 2017
Ease the Pain of Money Laundering
Key Points
Red flags for lenders and loan servicers to watch for
Very early loan payoff, especially with cash or from
suspicious or unknown sourcesFirst payment defaultCash paymentsSudden payoff ...
By Jeff Kelly, vice president of governance, risk, and compliance, OnCourse Learning
Commercial | November 2017
Brokers Can Provide Value by Understanding Regulations
Congress passed the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) in 1977 to encourage banks to meet the needs of the communities in which they operate. Specifically, the CRA targets low- and moderate-income neigh...
By Joseph Silvia, attorney
Commercial | November 2017
CRE’s Future is Uncertain From a Legislative Standpoint
This year seemed to hold potential to be a fruitful one on the legislative front for the U.S. commercial real estate (CRE) industry, with proposals on big issues like infrastructure and tax reform loo...
By Robert M. Brierley, chair and chief electer officer, Buildding Owners and Managers Association (BOMA)
Residential | November 2017
The Elixir for TRID Imperfections
Nothing in life is perfect, and no amount of magic potions or diet pills can change that. Mortgage professionals understand this all too well. Despite all the regulations and requirements that dictate...
By Josh Friend, founder and CEO, InSellerate
Commercial | September 2017
Capitalize on Opportunity With C-PACE Loans
At a Glance
Things to consider with C-PACE financing
As a mortgage broker accustomed to dealing with commercial mortga...
By Brian McCarter, CEO, Sustainable Real Estate Solutions
Residential | September 2017
Digital Danger Zone
The introduction of the printing press in the 15th century made it possible to distribute ideas on a scale never before imagined. Several hundred years later, radio and television allowed messages to ...
By Whitney Blessington, vice president of marketing, Churchill Mortgage
Residential | July 2017
Overcoming Bifurcated-Disclosure Confusion
At a Glance
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By Paul Clifford, president, Simplifile
Commercial | July 2017
Accelerate Your Energy-Investment Game
Overhauling the United States’ aging commercial-building stock is an ever-present challenge for property owners and managers. Nearly half of all commercial buildings in the U.S. were built before 1980...
By Genevieve Sherman, Head of New Markets and Partnerships, Greenworks Lending
Residential | June 2017
Embracing the Future of Lending
For the past six years, most of the investments in mortgage technology have centered on responding to increased regulations driven by historic market challenges. Even though many of these regulation-d...
By Jon Gerretsen, president, Trelix
Commercial | April 2017
New York Tech Regs May Spread
The state of New York adopted a cutting-edge set of cybersecurity-compliance requirements in the waning days of 2016 that apply to any organization that reports to its Department of Financial Services...
By Al Alper, founder and CEO, Absolute Logic
Residential | March 2017
Did Mortgage Reform Miss the Mark?
The mortgage crisis sparked numerous regulatory changes that addressed actual and perceived causes of the crisis. The effectiveness of these changes varied widely. Some have helped, while others actua...
By William P. Matz, Attorney and Broker
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