If it takes collaboration to commit fraud, it takes collaboration to foil fraud.
A number of industry professionals from around the country recently collaborated on a project that seems to be turning heads. Production of FSISM: Fraud Scheme Investigation was recently completed in Los Angeles. The project is now in post production and is scheduled to premiere this September at the MBA?s Quality Assurance Conference in San Diego.
FSI is being touted as a ?first of its kind? training tool, created in parody format and designed for maximum employee learning retention. The film focuses on the main characteristics and ?red flags? behind a serious property flipping case and will provide ?DVD Chapters? for training on other types of mortgage fraud scams and various red flags to watch for in a loan file.
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| Dennis Outlaw Analyzes the Evidence | Julie Woodley and Jeanne DeLormier Hard at Work | Rose Wolfe and Brooke Purdy ? Cool in a Crisis | Mike Stuckey Listens to his Instincts |
A number of mortgage professionals and experts donated their time and knowledge to the making of this free educational tool. ?Training is the key to heightening the mortgage industry's awareness about the various mortgage fraud schemes. FSI will assist in providing training in a way that is not only entertaining and fun but presents the material in the seriousness it deserves,? said Brenda Phillips. ?All of the people who worked on FSI deserve many thanks from our industry for making this type of training tool available to us.?
Karen Pawlowski stated, ?The filming experience we have just finished completely exceeded my expectations in terms of the great opportunity provided to us as QC professionals on this exciting, value-packed project full of critical messages (both the do?s and the do-nots!!) and some terrific humor and insights as well.?
Additional information and DVD pre-ordering is available at www.FSIFilm.com
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FSI is sponsored as an industry education service by Interthinx? and was produced by RADAR Multimedia.
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Rachel Dollar, the editor of Mortgage Fraud Blog is an attorney and Certified Mortgage Banker who handles litigation for lending institutions and secondary market investors.