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Latest video published 9/3/2019
- Mortgage Concepts: Are they a customer under Regulation P?
Mortgage Concepts is a recurring video series covering best practices and compliance education for California mortgage loan originators. This video discusses Regulation P, which governs privacy rules of a consumer's financial information. For course credit toward renewing your NMLS license, visit firsttuesday.us.
- Leasehold Improvement Provisions and Promises
Further-improvement provisions in a commercial lease
- Mortgage Concepts: Is it a Section 32 loan?
Mortgage Concepts is a recurring video series covering best practices and compliance education for California mortgage loan originators. This video discusses Section 32 loan features, coverage tests and disclosures. For course credit toward renewing your NMLS license, visit firsttuesday.us.The Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act (HOEPA)high-endrolex.com The Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act (HOEPA) was passed ...
- Mortgage Concepts: Is it a violation of appraiser independence?
Mortgage Concepts is a recurring video series covering best practices and compliance education for California mortgage loan originators. This video clarifies violations of appraiser independence rules. For course credit toward renewing your NMLS license, visit firsttuesday.us.
- Ownership Rights When a Tenant Vacates
The proper handling of tenant improvements on the expiration of a lease
- Changing the Type of Tenancy
Shifting a tenant’s possessory interest in real estate from one type of tenancy to another, and evicting a transient occupant
- A Closer Look at a Tenancy-at-Will
The characteristics of a tenancy-at-will and situations which result in a tenancy-at-will
- The Periodic Tenancy
Use of a rental agreement to structure a periodic tenancy, and periodic tenancies resulting from possession under a defective lease
- Tenancies as Leasehold Estates
The tenancies in real estate, establishing and terminating tenancies, and more.
- The Rights of Others in a Property
Easements and use licenses which give a holder of the rights a limited and nonexclusive use of someone else’s property.
