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MBA Class Focuses on Detecting and Avoiding Mortgage Fraud

Friday, June 30 2006 11:51

The MBA is presenting an hands-on training seminar “Detecting and Avoiding Mortgage Fraud” on July 18 and 19, 2006 at the MBA Headquarters in Washington D.C. The class provides information on current schemes plaguing the mortgage industry, focuses on the ability to better identify the schemes pre-funding and offers guidance on what to do with a fraudulent loan in QA.

The class is taught by Connie Wilson, who has 24 years of experience in the mortgage banking industry and who, in my humble opinion, is one of the most knowledgeable mortgage fraud instructors out there today.

For more information visit the MBA's website at http://www.campusmba.org/index.cfm?STRING=content.cfm?section=81

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  • Comment Link ericka Wednesday, August 04 2010 18:29 posted by ericka

    well theirs mortgage broker that works with out of state banks like canada me and my husband don't have good creaidit
    can we trust out of state banks how do we know when it's fraud

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