Showing posts with label California Mortgage Brokers Association. Show all posts
Showing posts with label California Mortgage Brokers Association. Show all posts

Friday, June 18, 2010

David Kittle with the Mortgage Bankers Association #179

This week Bruce Norris is joined by Senior Director Industry Relations for IMARC and 2009 Chairman for the Mortgage Bankers Association, David Kittle.

Bruce and David discuss internal controls on mortgage lending, checks and balances in the system, mortgage fraud and the kind that's most prevalent, current fraud schemes, mortgage fraud, short sale fraud, the state of the mortgage industry, and much more.

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Friday, June 11, 2010

David Kittle with the Mortgage Bankers Association #178

This week Bruce Norris is joined by Senior Director Industry Relations for IMARC and 2009 Chairman for the Mortgage Bankers Association, David Kittle.

Bruce and David talk a great deal about the different forms of bank fraud and the services IMARC perform as well as the many different players that may take part in mortgage fraud. The two also discuss upcoming loan legislation and what that means for real estate, how the FBI views fraud, and the state of the mortgage industry. The entire transcript can be found in the radio archives on The Norris Group website.

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Saturday, August 25, 2007

Alan Nevin of CBIA #18

Join Bruce and chief economist for California Builder Industry Association and MarketPointe Realty Advisors, Alan Nevin, as they go back and discuss past downturns and how it's different this time around.

Alan Nevin is the Director of Economic Research of MarketPointe Realty Advisors. MarketPointe is a 30-old real estate research firm that serves private and public sector.
For the past quarter century, Alan has examined the economies of America’s high growth communities and their dynamic economic power. His particular specialty is the economy of the West Coast and the real estate within it.
Alan has been an instructor at UCSD Extension since 1980 and is the school’s senior advisor for its real estate and land use curriculum. He currently teaches “California 2020: Trends in California Demographics”.
In his spare time, he also serves as the Chief Economist for the California Building Industry Association.
He is also a recovering developer and is known to dabble in condominium development and luxury “spec” housing in La Jolla and other reasonably priced communities.
He is a co-founder of the UCSD Economics Roundtable and also recently completed ten-year’s service on the Board of Trustees of La Jolla Country Day School.
He holds bachelor and MBA degrees from American University in Washington, D.C. and a master’s degree in statistical research from Stanford University.

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Alan Nevin of CBIA #17

Join Bruce and chief economist for California Builder Industry Association and MarketPointe Realty Advisors, Alan Nevin, as they discuss the current market and what we should expect long and short term.

Alan Nevin is the Director of Economic Research of MarketPointe Realty Advisors. MarketPointe is a 30-old real estate research firm that serves private and public sector.
For the past quarter century, Alan has examined the economies of America’s high growth communities and their dynamic economic power. His particular specialty is the economy of the West Coast and the real estate within it.
Alan has been an instructor at UCSD Extension since 1980 and is the school’s senior advisor for its real estate and land use curriculum. He currently teaches “California 2020: Trends in California Demographics”.
In his spare time, he also serves as the Chief Economist for the California Building Industry Association.
He is also a recovering developer and is known to dabble in condominium development and luxury “spec” housing in La Jolla and other reasonably priced communities.
He is a co-founder of the UCSD Economics Roundtable and also recently completed ten-year’s service on the Board of Trustees of La Jolla Country Day School.
He holds bachelor and MBA degrees from American University in Washington, D.C. and a master’s degree in statistical research from Stanford University.

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