DENVER–Laura Escobar, the new Mortgage Bankers Association Chair for 2025, took to the stage at MBA’s Annual Convention & Expo Oct. 28, letting the crowd know that she is “here for the people.”
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MBA Education School of Loan Origination Starts January 13
MBA Education’s School of Loan Origination (SOLO) is a live, instructor-guided online course designed to provide an in-depth working knowledge of how to originate residential mortgage loans.
Upcoming School of Loan Origination Courses in October and January
MBA Education’s School of Loan Origination (SOLO) is a live, instructor-guided online course designed to provide an in-depth working knowledge of how to originate residential mortgage loans.
Upcoming School of Loan Origination Courses in October and January
MBA Education’s School of Loan Origination (SOLO) is a live, instructor-guided online course designed to provide an in-depth working knowledge of how to originate residential mortgage loans.
Upcoming School of Loan Origination Courses in October and January
MBA Education’s School of Loan Origination (SOLO) is a live, instructor-guided online course designed to provide an in-depth working knowledge of how to originate residential mortgage loans.
Upcoming School of Loan Origination Courses in June, October and January
MBA Education’s School of Loan Origination (SOLO) is a live, instructor-guided online course designed to provide an in-depth working knowledge of how to originate residential mortgage loans.
MBA Awards More Than $156,000 in Path to Diversity Scholarships
The Mortgage Bankers Association awarded $156,463 in scholarships to 179 industry professionals–including women and those from traditionally and historically marginalized and under-represented groups–under its Path to Diversity (P2D) Scholarship Program during the 2023 fiscal year ending Sept. 30.
Educated Millennials Hold Key to Future Homeownership Demand
First American Financial Corp., Santa Ana, Calif., said in challenging housing market conditions with higher interest rates, certain fundamentals will drive future growth. One such driver, said First American Deputy Chief Economist Odeta Kushi, is level of education.