Showing posts with label loan fraud. Show all posts
Showing posts with label loan fraud. Show all posts

Friday, January 30, 2015

Cary Pearce of Provident Bank Mortgage Joins Bruce Norris on the Real Estate Radio Show #419

Bruce Norris is joined this week by Cary Pearce. Cary is the current sales production manager for Provident Loans. As a production manager, he has closed almost 2500 loans for about $350 million in his career as well as supervised another $1 ½ billion in other closings. Cary started in the business in 1985 when he worked at Coldwell Financial. He later went to work for Acu Bank Mortgage, where he first met Bruce. Here he was promoted to a position of branch manager. He has been with Provident as their production manager since 2009. Bruce and Cary discuss ARM products and VA loans, conventional loans, the loan market from 1985-1989, the two sides of the lending world, the GSEs five years from now, the downturn from 1990-1996, loan fraud, mortgage-backed securities, and much, much more on this week's Norris Group real estate radio show and podcast.

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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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