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New NMLS approved classes announced January 20th - RESPA 1-5 Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) - Course #1027 February 17th - Truth in Lending A Review of Truth In Lending, Regulation Z and Its’ Commentary - Course #1048 This four-hour FAMB course is designed to feature the information that you must know in order to be in compliance with TILA and its Regulation Z. The course is designed to delve into the specifics of TILA Regulation Z, the Commentary to TILA and the Mortgage Disclosure Improvement Act passed by Congress in 2008. The course addresses the all important new compliance and disclosure issues and documents with which mortgage professionals must live. March 17th - The New FS494 and How Your Business Will Change Forever - Course #1057 3 Hour FL PE Elective This three-hour FAMB course is designed to teach you the important changes to the Florida Mortgage Broker and Lending Statutes, FS494. This is the act under which we operate as licensed mortgage professionals: compliance with these statutes is critical. The passage of the SAFE Act in 2008, which required the rewriting of our state law, will indeed change forever the way we do business. This course’s aim is not just to inform attendees about the 2009 Legislative Session changes, but also how these changes will impact how Florida’s lending industry does business. April 21st -The SAFE Act - Course #1034 This three-hour FAMB course is designed to educate the attendees regarding Title V of the Housing and Economic Recovery Act more commonly known as the SAFE Act. This course informs attendees regarding all aspects of the SAFE Act and how the elements of this act will forever alter a state’s lending laws and effectively changing the face of the lending industry across the country. Learn the nuances of the act and why your state laws changed to accommodate the federal mandate. May 19th - An Introduction to Originating and Processing FHA Loans - Course #1117 This four-hour Florida Association of Mortgage Brokers course is designed to acquaint Processors and Originators with the skills and knowledge needed to provide mortgage loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration to their borrowers. Upon completion of this course the student will have gained significant and usable insight into this growing section of the mortgage industry. Not only will the student receive instruction, he or she will also participate in class exercises designed to generate practical hands-on skills for the learner to take into the real world of loan production. |
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