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Loan Modifications special report
This new and exclusive report from Inside Mortgage Finance will help you guide your business through these difficult times as you work to manage your exposure. With loan resets, defaults and foreclosures dominating the market in 2008, you need to be prepared for the unprecedented challenges ahead.…

Loss Mitigation Trends & Practices Report (2007)
A strategic report that gives you a comprehensive look at the latest loss mitigation developments and trends in today's turbulent mortgage market.

FHA Extreme Makeover (2005)
This 107-page report gives users insight on recent FHA reform efforts and how they may position themselves for maximum benefit. The centerpiece of the report is a complete transcript of the "FHA Extreme Makeover" audio conference held on Nov. 17, 2005 after the first wave of FHA reforms were announced.

FHA Overhaul: An Inside Look at Recent Changes and Planned Enhancements (2006)
Officials explain what FHA has changed and what else they are planning to do to make working with their programs simpler for lenders.

How to Prevent and Detect Mortgage Fraud: What You Need to Know to Protect Your Firm (2006)
Mortgage fraud is expensive and leaves you open to lawsuits and government inquiries. Get tips and strategies from industry experts that can save your business money, and help to stave off regualtory and reputation risks associated with mortgage fraud.

LOS 2007
Whether implementing a new loan origination system (LOS), or updating an existing process, the decision to change origination technology is one of the riskiest undertakings for a company. A new report, LOS 2007, from the editors of Inside Mortgage Technology, will ensure you have the information you need to make educated business decisions.

Loan Origination Systems, POS, Lender Automation & Technology Trends in 2004
This comprehensive LOS report is a must read for lenders and brokers who are acquiring or upgrading this key element in origination. You’ll find an analysis of current trends, do’s and don'ts, and what you should be looking for depending on your size and product mix.

Outsourcing Technology Services (2006)
"Outsourcing Technology Services” is an exclusive report from the editors of Inside Mortgage Technology that will help you put the issues surrounding outsourcing in perspective.

Predatory Lending Update: Breaking News on the Federal, State and Local Fronts & How It Impacts You (2006)
Special report based on the audio conference where lenders learned how to safeguard their companies from predatory lending accusations. Our expert panel included three top mortgage attorneys as well as the Iowa state attorney general who negotiated this year’s $325 million Ameriquest settlement. Attendees at this April event had the highest praise for this program. This report holds the transcript plus value-added relevant articles from IMF publications. The program: Iowa State AG Thomas Miller on the Ameriquest settlement and what the country’s state AGs…

The Facts on FACT (2004)
Deciphering hundreds of pages of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act's final ruling can be daunting, and expensive, and may take away the precious time your company has to become compliant. This new report allows you to easily sort through the Act, in a section-by-section format, to get a better grasp on the provisions that affect you the most.

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