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course 1: Mortgage Banking Fundamentals
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Course 1:
Mortgage Banking Fundamentals meets for six consecutive
Thursdays from October 2 through November 6, 2008, at New Hampshire Housing, 32 Constitution Drive
(East Entrance), Bedford, New Hampshire, from 9 A.M.
to 12 P.M. It is for employees who have less than one year
of experience in residential mortgage lending. Cost to
attend $195/members and $250/non-members. Sign up for
individual classes at $35/members and $50/non-members. Preregistration is required.
Each class is approved for Maine continuing education
credits.
New Hampshire Housing's East Entrance: As soon
as you enter New Hampshire Housing's parking lot, take an
immediate right, versus a left to reach the main entrance.
Plenty of parking is available. You will see a doorway
at the end of a short, slightly wooded paved sidewalk.
Use this door to enter the meeting area.
Course 1: Mortgage Banking Fundamentals Description
This six-week course is continually updated and enhanced to meet the
needs of the ever-changing mortgage industry. It is held one morning a week
and
features discussions and lectures by experienced
professionals in the residential mortgage lending field.
The purpose of the course is to introduce students to the
variety of topics and activities associated with mortgage
lending in order to expand their understanding of the
complexity of the industry. Secondary market
guidelines are taught throughout the course. The
course is recommended for employees with less than one year of
experience in residential mortgage lending.
The
student's grade consists of prompt attendance, class
participation. A test will be administered at the end
of each class to fulfill the requirements of Maine
continuing education. After
successful completion of the course, students will receive a
certificate of achievement.
Continuing education credits for Maine
are offered for each classes. Maine requires 18 credit
hours for the first year and 12 credit hours annually
thereafter. Each Maine credit hour is equivalent to 50
minutes. Please contact the MBBA-NH office by
clicking here, if you have questions
REGISTER AND PAY FOR MORTGAGE BANKING FUNDAMENTALS ONLINE:
REGISTER AND PAY FOR INDIVIDUAL CLASSES OF
MORTGAGE BANKING FUNDAMENTALS ONLINE:
Class
1- October 2, 2008
INTRODUCTION TO COMPLETING THE APPLICATION AND ORIGINATION
FORMS
Gladys White, Senior Loan Originator, Residential Mortgage
Services, Inc. (3 Maine credits)
Class 2 –October 9, 2008
REVIEW OF PURCHASE AND SALES AGREEMENT (1-1/2 Maine credits)
Gary Coffin,
Chief Financial Officer,
Horizon Settlement Services, Inc.
UNDERSTANDING THE CREDIT REPORT (1-1/2 Maine credits)
Kelly Mulholland, New England Sales Manager, CBC Innovis
Class 3 – October 16. 2008
PRODUCTS AND
PRICING (1-1/2 Maine credits)
Gina McCulloch, Regional Manager,
Mortgage Network, Inc.
PROCESSING
AND UNDERWRITING CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES (1-1/2 Main Credits)
Elaine Flynn, Regional Underwriting Manager, AIG United Guaranty
Class 4 – October 23, 2008
APPRAISALS FROM A LENDER'S POINT OF VIEW
(1-1/2 Maine credits)
Cynthia Lynn Colburn, First Vice President, MNET
Mortgage
CLOSING THE REAL ESTATE LOAN (1-1/2 Maine credits)
Doreen White, Relationship Manager/Closing Officer,
Market Street Settlement Group
Class 5 – October 30, 2007
MORTGAGE LENDING PROCESS: A RECAP (3 Maine
credits)
Mark E. Chalifour, Vice President,
Merrimack Title Company, Inc.
Class 6 – November 6, 2007
POST CLOSING
AND FRAUD PREVENTION (3 Maine credits)
Ben Niles,
Account Manager, Freddie Mac
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