2010 Fall Seminar
Thursday, September 23 - Friday, September 24, 2010 in Las Vegas, NV at the Monte Carlo
Sessions
Please download the PDF file for the complete seminar agenda.
Members Only Sessions The following sessions are for CMA members only.
| Thursday, September 23, 2010 | |
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| 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM | 1-4 Family Brush-up: New Laws, Regulations and Deadlings Ken Perry, Broker Knowledge Group Michelle Bender, RC Temme Corp. Moderator - Lori Randich, Redwood Mortgage |
Ken Perry, who was well received at a previous CMA seminar is back! update and recap on Federal and State laws and regs including: AB 260, Rick Based Pricing, Foreclosure Laws, SB 385, Reg Z, Section 35, RESPA/GFE, Reg Flags Rule, Do Not Call, MDIA, Graham Leach Bliley, the New Federal Law and even a brief recap of the SAFE Act. |
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| 10:00 AM - 12:00 AM | Securities Focus Group: Securities Problems, Audits and Out of State Investors Douglas J. Workman, Attorney, Hartman and Associates Keith Richardson, Attorney Glenn Goldan, President, RE Prop Financial Richard Temme, President, RC Temme Corp. |
Business Plan Permits, CFL Plans and Funds are getting new scrutiny. Plans and practices already approved by the DOC are sometimes being declared in violation. This session will review securities laws, changes, and other approaches you may consider.
Selling to Out of State Investors: There is a fine line between legitimate profits and trouble with the SEC. Yet - who wants to eliminate every investor who lives outside California? Learn ways to avoid problems and do it right. |
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Sessions Open to All Attendees
The following sessions are open to all seminar attendees.| Thursday, September 23, 2010 | |
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| 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM | Keynote Speaker: Bruce Norris, President, the Norris Group, Inc. Bruce Norris, President, The Norris Group
Real Estate Prices? The California Economy? What if someone know where it was headed? Bruce predicted a boom around 1996; more importantly, in 2006 predicted a downturn. Bruce is a real estate investor, private money loan broker and most important, does massive research on California real estate and economic trends.
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| 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM | Legal, Legislative and Regulatory Update: Part 1 Phil Adleson, CMA General Counsel
Mike Arnold, CMA Legislative Advocate
George Eckert, CMA Immediate Past President
Part I of the critical review of laws and regulations affecting our business. Important laws, both pending and passed, as well as regulations and updates on their enforcement will be covered. Careful consideration of their impact, as well as strategies and advice to consider will be provided.
No "doom and gloom" here. Just solid practices to consider in dealing with laws and regs that are here or on the way! |
| 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM | Cocktail / Networking Hour |
| Friday, September 24, 2010 | |
| 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM | Fipper Loans: New Concepts in Rehab Lending Steve Anderson, President, DFI Funding
Todd Pigott, President Zinc Financial
John Bohannon, Builders Control
Dennis Doss, Attorney, DossLaw
Record foreclosure levels mean more rehab loan opportunities. Problems lending on other asset classes make this an attractive option for many investors. basics of rehab lending will be covered, along with more advanced concepts.
Problem: There are huge upsides for rehab buyers and huge liabilities for makers/arrangers of loans. How do you balance this out? Should you continue, "loan by loan" or consider other options such as a rehab "line of credit?" |
| 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM | Picking Up Where the Banks Left Off - Getting teh Higher Quality, Long Term Loans Glenn Goldan, President, RE Prop Financial
As vacancies soar and commercial rents and values drop, risk levels increase. Institutions that provided loans and huge competition for us, are not wither GONE or NOT LENDING - leaving many high quality loans for us to fund.
Getting the higher quality loans - takes more attractive terms. How do you entice investors into longer terms at lower yields? How to prep investors for longer term loans? How to sell them on security more than yield? And to a potential new market for borrowers - how to safely make up to 90% LTV loans to owner occupied commercial borrowers?
How about prime based loans with no cap that adjust with inflation? How do you set up docs and servicing to accommodate these terms?
This very timely session will address these and other questions. Find out what you can do to move into more secure, less risky loans and to develop the right investor market for the coming years. |
| 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM | Picking Up Where the Banks left Off - Cont's |
| 2:20 PM - 3:45 PM | When the Borrower Won't Talk to You Ron Bedell, President, Pacific Horizon Financial
Richard Temme, President, RC Temme Corp
Phil Adleson, CMA General Counsel
Delinquent borrower will not return your calls? However, your investors are calling your and they want cash, not keys! What to do? Receiver, Writ, Judicial Foreclosure, NJF, Notice of Default, Lie in Wait, Pursue Guarantees, Guerrilla Tactics? Benefit from real examples. Analyze pros and cons, increase the arrows in your quiver and the cash in your investors pockets. |
| 3:45 PM - 5:00 PM | Wine and Cheese Networking Hour with Moderators Moderated by CMA Directors and Senior Members
Network. Discuss seminar sessions - and a chance to let all that knowledge sink in. Who DO NOT you know at CMA? Here is your chance to get introduced, make connections, get questions from the day answered, and meet the people you do not already know. Wine, beer and munchies will be served. Moderators will be on had to introduce people, keep the room moving and help you get your questions answered. Do not miss this! |
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Refund Policy
Cancellations received on or before October 15, 2009 will receive a credit toward a future seminar. No refunds or credits will be given after October 15.
Disclaimer
Views, statements, information and materials handed out at CMA seminars do not necessarily reflect the views of the California Mortgage Association, its Officers, Directors, or Members. When considering any document, opinion, publication or other materials obtained at or from CMA or from any CMA event, attendees and recipients of the information are advised to seek qualified counsel as to the suitability of that material or information for their own business operation or use.



