Master the forms needed most in brokerage services. This volume covers the agency, disclosure, and contract law concepts fundamental to your practice.
Our Real Estate Practice course meets SB 1495 requirements: Implicit Bias and Fair Housing.
This MLO Mentor guide helps you quickly identify suspicious activity as detailed under The Red Flags Rule. Enroll in firsttuesday’s 8-Hour NMLS CE to renew your California mortgage loan originator license and learn more about identity theft prevention in your practice.
Mortgage Concepts is a recurring video series covering best practices and compliance education for California mortgage loan originators. This video discusses rules for mortgage advertisements under Regulation N and provides an example. For course credit toward renewing your NMLS license, visit firsttuesday.us.
This article is part of an ongoing series covering violations of real estate law. Here, the Department of Real Estate (DRE) revoked the California real estate license of a broker who misrepresented the status of his license under another state agency.
Mortgage Concepts is a recurring video series covering best practices and compliance education for California mortgage loan originators. This video discusses the Telemarketing and Consumer Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act (TCFAPA) and how mortgage loan originators determine how to comply with telemarketing call rules. For course credit toward renewing your NMLS license, visit firsttuesday.us.
The faltering recovery progress for jobs; Low labor force participation continues; Construction recovery hampered
Mortgage Concepts is a recurring video series covering best practices and compliance education for California mortgage loan originators. This video discusses circumstances that require the issuances of the credit exception notice. For course credit toward renewing your NMLS license, visit firsttuesday.us.
Brokers who hire unlicensed assistants and finders need to continuously supervise their employees and adhere to Department of Real Estate (DRE) guidelines.
Having steadily declined since 2009, the labor force participation (LFP) rate plunged in 2020.
Despite all efforts to make appraisals fair, equitable and based on facts, racial appraisal gaps persist — leading to a pervasive wealth gap.