What You'll Learn
Mortgage servicing compliance is one of the most detail-heavy areas in banking and the rules that apply to your institution depend entirely on your servicer status. Whether you qualify for the small servicer exemption, are approaching the threshold, or are already navigating full large servicer requirements, getting it wrong carries real risk. This course cuts through the complexity by walking through every major servicing obligation: escrow accounts, ARM disclosures, force-placed insurance, error resolution, periodic statements, loss mitigation, successors in interest, PMI cancellation, and more. You will leave knowing exactly where your institution stands, what applies to you, and what you need to have documented and in place to stay compliant.
Topics covered in this course
- Reg Z and RESPA Coverage and Scope
- Closed-End Mortgage Loan Requirements
- Non-Principal-Residence and Open-End Loan Provisions
- Small Servicer Exemptions and What Still Applies
- Private Mortgage Insurance Cancellation and Termination Under the Homeowners Protection Act
*This course does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
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