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An Onslaught of New Regulations Is Threatening the Mortgage Industry

You are used to dealing with fluctuating volumes and increasing regulatory action, but not on such a huge scale as today.

New rules under HOEPA and RESPA could effect everything from loan terms and advertising to mortgage disclosures and pricing. Plus you'll have to deal with appraisal changes from the GSEs and anti-predatory lending legislation from Congress ... the list goes on.

Prepare your company for the onslaught of new mortgage regulations this year with a subscription to Inside Regulatory Strategies, the trusted source of mortgage regulatory news, analysis, and tips to help you get your job done and stay out of trouble.

Published by Inside Mortgage Finance since 1990, this biweekly newsletter gives you the extra protection you need to deal with the high levels of liability in the mortgage market today.

Every two weeks, you will receive early intelligence on sometimes conflicting legal and regulatory issues and findings so you’ll be well prepared for any new rules or changes. With Inside Regulatory Strategies you’ll …

• Monitor changes to HOEPA (fair lending), RESPA and more,
• Know what’s coming down the pike and what it means for your business,
• Refine your strategy for dealing with regulators, press and investors,
• Find solid analysis of major regulatory trends in the industry,
• See what strategies other executives are using to ensure smooth compliance,
• Keep up with laws, agency developments, court cases, and important state-initiatives,
• Follow enforcement actions, including state AGs’ increasing involvement,
• Optimize the use of your time spent on regulatory issues,
• Be less likely to miss something, due to IRS’ comprehensive coverage.

There has never been a more important time to become a subscriber to Inside Regulatory Strategies. Your subscription will prove to be a valuable resource as you work through some of the toughest mortgage regulations the industry has seen in many years.