Social Media Compliance: Identifying Potential RESPA Violations in Digital Advertising Apr. 22

About the Event:
As social media platforms become a primary channel for marketing and business development, lenders face growing challenges in ensuring their online activities comply with the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA). Social media advertising, posts, and interactions with real estate agents, title companies, and other settlement service providers can easily cross regulatory lines if not properly managed. With the rapid growth of social media in business strategy, understanding how to navigate these platforms without violating RESPA is crucial for protecting both your business and consumers. Violations of RESPA can lead to costly penalties and reputational damage, so it’s vital to be proactive and educated on the dos and don’ts of social media marketing.

Join MBA Education to gain a deeper understanding of how social media can pose potential risks for RESPA violations. Panelists will identify common pitfalls, provide practical guidance on compliant marketing strategies, and share the latest insights on how to work with real estate agents and other service providers without breaching RESPA.

Date/Time:
Tuesday, April 22 (4:00 PM – 5:00 PM ET)

Objectives:
Identify key aspects of RESPA that are most relevant to social media marketing and interactions with settlement service providers
Analyze the risks and potential violations that lenders face when using social media in collaboration with real estate agents and title companies
Develop strategies for creating compliant social media campaigns that align with RESPA and other regulatory guidelines
Evaluate how to monitor your social media activities and ensure continuous compliance amidst evolving regulations and marketing trends

Target Audience:
Compliance Professionals
In-House and Outside Counsel
Social Media and Marketing Professionals
Branch Managers and Loan Officers
Heads of Production

Speakers:
West Beibers, CMB, AMP, CEO, The Commonwealth Group
Andrew Fishback, CMCP, Vice President and Mortgage Compliance Officer, Republic Bank
Tara Pettersen, Chief Risk & Compliance Officer, CMG Financial
Alisha Sears, Director, Regulatory Counsel, Mortgage Bakers Association

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