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If you want to help homeowners avoid foreclosure, you need to know “Who’s Who” and the types of documents, issues, and entities involved when borrowers need options to cure a mortgage default. This presentation is an introductory (and refresher) course for attorneys working on foreclosure prevention and foreclosure defense matters.


What You Will Learn

  • What the contractual issues are related to the security instruments and promissory notes
  • What the different types of promissory notes are
  • How to identify the parties, including original creditors and assignees
  • What the role is of mortgage servicers
  • What the options are for home retention and other foreclosure prevention alternatives

Course materials will include sample documents and links to access publicly available mortgage servicing guidelines for FHA, VA, USDA, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac loans, as well as other resources.


Speakers

Diane Cipollone is an attorney and a qualified expert on mortgage servicing and loan origination matters. Diane provides expert testimony and consultation to consumer attorneys; trains attorneys, court mediators, housing counselors, and fair housing advocates on foreclosure prevention guidelines and federal mortgage regulations; and mentors pro bono attorneys and nonprofit housing counselors. Diane is also a consultant to the National Fair Housing Alliance (NFHA) where she previously served as director of training. Her work includes federal policy advocacy on loan origination, mortgage servicing, fair lending and other housing issues affecting homeowners of low and moderate income and communities of color, and training NFHA member agencies and others on these topics.

Bryant Dunivan focuses a large part of his practice to helping Florida residents protect their interests in a wide variety of fields. Most of the time his practice focuses on Debtor’s Rights law (Foreclosure Defense, Deficiency Defense, Bankruptcy, and Consumer Protection) and Real Estate Law (landlord-tenant matters, title/closing, purchase contract review, easements, contract enforcement, deed preparation and quiet title actions).

Event Details

February 10, 2022
2:00 pm EST
-3:00 pm EST

Cost


Private Members: $40


Legal Aid/Public Interest/Military/Law Student Members: $30


Nonmembers: $90

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