I am honored to have been invited to speak at the Mortgage Bankers Association Condominium Lending Workshop 2018.  I will be participating as a panelist on the Condo Defect Panel: The CO Perspective, along with Nate Santillanes, CRIS, Director – Risk Management, CoBiz Insurance and moderated by Katie Fritch, Bank Officer – UW Support Manager, Flagstar Bank.
Come learn what’s new in condo lending.
Back by Popular Demand…

MBA’s Condominium Lending Workshop is back!  We heard you loud and clean and are pleased to once again offer our one-day workshop on this specialized area of lending.  This workshop brings together strategic leaders of condo lending as well as project approval managers, with other experts, including government agency and GSE leadership.  Through panel presentations and interactive discussions, our expert speakers will cover the following topics:
  • Update from FHA
  • GSE and Lender Perspectives on Project Approvals
  • Overview of Condo Markets
  • Condo Litigation Challenges
  • Flood and other Insurance Issues
  • Lending on New Construction Condos

This is a unique opportunity to come together with others that specialize in condo lending to get the latest updates and discuss challenges and opportunities in an interactive setting.  The majority of the workshop agenda takes place on April 11th, kicking off with an evening networking reception on April 10th.

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