Mortgage Developments 2007: Answers to Your Top Questions

Editor: Steven Meyerowitz
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Mortgage lenders are facing increasing scrutiny from federal and state regulators, increased risks as the real estate market softens in many areas of the country – including potential losses from subprime mortgage loans, and increased litigation pressures from a variety of sources. This new book, Mortgage 2007: Answers to Your Top Questions contains chapters by leading experts focusing on critical topics for mortgage professionals including:

New federal banking agencies’ guidance for residential and commercial mortgage underwriters, including recently final rules that address underwriting and risk management (for commercial real estate)
Whether non-traditional or “exotic” mortgage loan products offered by financial institutions will pass muster with regulators during their next exam
Subprime mortgages – current market developments, characteristics, legal framework and historical background
The dynamics of the negotiations between buyers and sellers of residential mortgage loans, exploring more than a dozen of the issues still worth negotiating
Steps that mortgage companies can take to compete in 2007 and beyond despite the growing numbers of draconian state and local mortgage laws
Why mortgage loan purchasers should worry about their sellers’ financial health (and how to protect a portfolio from bankruptcy litigation)
Identity Theft and Protecting Data: What mortgage lenders need to know about the increasing dangers associated with identity theft.
HR and Workplace Privacy issues for mortgage lenders
… and much more

About the Editor

This publication features contributions from a number of our expert authors. Steven A. Meyerowitz, the Editor-in-Chief, is a graduate of Harvard Law School. Based in Northport, New York, Mr. Meyerowitz is a member of the American Bar Association and the New York State Bar Association, a Trustee of the Harvard Law School Club of Long Island and a member of the Board of Trustees for the Northport-East Northport School District.

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