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I. MORTGAGE
CLASS INTRODUCTION
Margaret walks you through the four main
opportunities to create a profit or
loss. The important step of tracing the
life of a loan is also presented. |
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II. LOAN
PROCESSING This course
covers guidelines for loan processing
and compiling documentation that
includes preparation of the loan
application. |
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III. LOAN
ORIGINATION PROCESS
Mortgage banking programs and
the qualities of a loan officer are
addressed. These qualities include
integrity, which is extremely important. |
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IV.
PROPERTY APPRAISAL
An introduction to property
appraisal with emphasis on the purpose of the
appraisal, new form and prevention of
flipping. |
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V. FILLING
OUT THE LOAN APPLICATION
Learn how to accurately gather
information for each application, as
well as accurately relate information
necessary for the loan. |
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VI.
DISCLOSURE FORMS An
explanation of the process involved in
filling out documents relating to
income, alimony, child support, or
separate maintenance. The GFE is also
discussed. |
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VII.
MORTGAGE UNDERWRITING
The Mortgage Underwriting
course showcases the essential qualities
in an underwriter, and covers the
responsibilities of the underwriter. |
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VIII. LOAN
CLOSING The loan closing
course starts with an introduction to
the preparations and assembling of each
loan. Emphasis is placed on important
considerations. |
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IX. CREDIT
REPORTS AND TITLE INSURANCE
Margaret shows how to interpret a merged
credit report, as well gives an
understanding of the title insurance
industry. |
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X. MORTGAGE
PITFALLS
Knowing what to watch out for
helps you avoid traps when complying
with loan requirements. Some informative
tricks of the trade are also discussed. |
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XI.
MARKETING LOANS AND NICHE PRODUCTS
In this course, you'll uncover the
various marketing materials needed,
examples of niche products, and the
all-important sources for achieving new
loans. |
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