FHA Modernization audio conference on Oct. 1, 2008 (W)


This audio conference was held on October 1, 2008.
ORDER THE CD + SPECIAL REPORT - DETAILS BELOW!


It’s boom time for FHA. The FHA’s share of the mortgage market soared to 23 percent in July, compared with a market share of just 3 percent for all of 2007. At the current pace, FHA is on track to account for about 30 percent of all new mortgages made by the end of this year.

It’s also boom time for those doing business with FHA. The rebirth of FHA has created many new opportunities for industry players to expand their business and product offerings. Listen to this timely audio conference on FHA Modernization on and get exclusive insight on at least 12 new mortgagee letters coming from FHA.

You’ll hear directly from experts at FHA on how you can effectively take advantage of expanded opportunities in condominiums, rehab loans and reverse mortgages as well as specifics on changes that will help borrowers with nontraditional credit histories. You’ll get clarification on the recently announced new premium structure now in place and hear from an executive at a leading FHA lender on how to do more business with FHA.

Learn From These Industry Experts:

  • Margaret Burns, Director of the Office of Single Family Program Development, FHA;
  • Joanne Kuczma, Director of Home Mortgage Insurance Division, FHA;
  • Ted Tozer, SVP, National City; and
  • Guy Cecala, Publisher, Inside Mortgage Finance, will moderate.
Your Audio Conference Package Includes:
  • An audio CD.
  • A special report that contains a full transcript of the event, speaker bios and supplemental materials, and a compilation of articles on the topic from our newsletters.

For questions or to order by phone, call (800) 570-5744 or (301) 951-1240.
CD + Special Report (price with shipping in U.S.) - $367.00
CD + Special Report (price with shipping elsewhere) - $397.00

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