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Summary: Important considerations when making a construction loan
You will learn what:
- additional collateral should be required when making a construction loan,
- additional insurance needs to consider,
- and, any additional requirements you should request during underwriting
Presented by: Dennis Baranoski, Esq., Geraci, LLP; and Paul Cotter, Socotra Capital
Presented By: Kevin Kim, Esq., Geraci, LLP; and David Hirsch, Armanino, LLP
Los Angeles is requiring tens of thousands of buildings to undergo earthquake retrofitting. Portland may be following suit shortly requiring all unenforced masonry buildings to undergo mandatory seismic retrofitting. What do you need to know as a lender making a loan that needs a seismic retrofit.
What you can expect to takeaway from this presentation:
- The scope, timeline and requirements of the Los Angeles mandatory seismic retrofit program;
- How to identify whether the property you are making a loan on is effected;
- What mandates are being proposed in Portland and how they differ from Los Angeles;
- Understand the opportunity lenders have for multifamily rental properties with many of the owners will want or need financing for the proposed retrofit;
- How to underwrite, evaluate and administer a loan secured by these properties;
- What modifications you will want and need in your loan documents when making a loan on an effected property.
Presented by:
Nema Daghbandan, Geraci LLP
Charles Kim, Logix FCU
Key Takeaways:
- Not all appraisals are created equal: how you can tell the difference.
- Best practices with respect to obtaining and evaluating appraisals.
- The problems with canned appraisals and broker opinions, and how you can easily and inexpensively avoid them.
Presented by:
Paul Sievers, Esq., Geraci, LLP
David Roberts, Appraisal Nation
See how private lenders across the globe have dramatically leveraged The Mortgage Office technology to drastically grow their businesses. Featured presenters A.J. Poulin and Elizabeth Morales will show you key industry insights, cutting edge features, and why The Mortgage Office is so popular.
From initial loan application through payoff and pool distributions, you’ll see why the Mortgage Office is the backbone for so many private lenders.
You’ll also learn where the market is going, compliance, and what types of loans you’ll be writing tomorrow.
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Bankruptcy filings are on the rise! Learn the basics on how to protect your loan interests when your borrower files bankruptcy (including filing motions for relief from stay, objections to the debtor’s plan, and proofs of claim), how to move forward with your foreclosure, and how to avoid those borrowers who will file bankruptcy.
- What it means for you when your borrower files bankruptcy
- Steps you can take to proceed with your foreclosure once the bankruptcy is filed
- Common characteristics of borrowers who file bankruptcy
- Timeline for foreclosing once bankruptcy is filed
- Information to give your bankruptcy attorney to keep your fees down
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Feeling ready to enter the niche market of commercial investing? Now is the perfect time to develop an understanding of commercial lending fundamentals! Eric Tran and Ivy Baca of Universal Commercial Capital are going to help with the basics, such as:
- Individual vs. Entity,
- Loan Repayment Schedules,
- LTV Ratios,
- Debt Service Coverage Ratio,
- and Prepayments
You will leave feeling better equipped on how to approach your next commercial deal.
Presented by: Nema Daghbandan, Esq. and Melissa C. Martorella, Esq.
In this webinar, we will discuss the various federal consumer protection laws that still apply to business purpose loans. Many private and non-conventional lenders are
unaware that while their loans are exempt from most federal regulations, they still must comply with certain consumer laws. This includes the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, and the Fair Housing Act. We will also discuss best practices for lenders to incorporate compliance with these regulations into their day-to-day operations.
Learning Objective #1 Which federal consumer regulations apply to the loans they make
Learning Objective #2: How to implement best practices in order to comply with relevant consumer regulations
Case Studies or Research: Please see the Law360 article recently published by the presenters titled “Federal Consumer Laws that Apply to Business Purpose Loans.”