The Mortgage Bankers Association’s annual National Advocacy Conference takes place June 20-21 at the Grand Hyatt Washington in Washington, D.C.
Category: MBA News

MBA Education School of Mortgage Servicing July 17-27
MBA Education presents its popular School of Mortgage Servicing instructor-guided online course July 17-27.

Today in MBA Insights
New in today’s issue of MBA Insights: Is Commercial Lending Heading for a Fall?

MBA Presents mPowering You Event at MBA Annual Convention & Expo
The Mortgage Bankers Association is pleased to introduce mPowering You, a one-day event for women in real estate finance, on Saturday, Oct. 21 in Denver.

Today in MBA Insights
New in today’s issue of MBA Insights: Lori Brewer of LBA Ware, Macon, Ga., says despite the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s 2014 changes to loan originator compensation requirements under the Truth in Lending Act, there is still tremendous flexibility in how lenders can legally compensate their LOs.

MBA Private Healthcare/Benefits Exchange for Member Companies
The Mortgage Bankers Association offers private healthcare exchanges and other employee benefits for its member companies.

Today in MBA Insights
New in today’s issue of MBA Insights: in a new series, MBA President and CEO Dave Stevens, CMB, outlines not only why reform of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac must take place now, but also why some suggested alternative approaches are simply unacceptable.

Today in MBA Insights
New in today’s issue of MBA Insights: in a new series, MBA President and CEO Dave Stevens, CMB, outlines not only why reform of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac must take place now, but also why some suggested alternative approaches are simply unacceptable.

MBA Education Commercial Loan Origination Sales Training Workshop in Dallas June 28
MBA Education presents its popular Commercial Loan Origination: Sales Training Workshop in Dallas on Wednesday, June 28.

Today in MBA Insights
New in today’s issue of MBA Insights: in a new series, MBA President and CEO Dave Stevens, CMB, outlines not only why reform of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac must take place now, but also why some suggested alternative approaches are simply unacceptable.