With all of the advanced warning and instructions we received from the state and many other sources, there can be no gray area when it comes to who has to have a license to originate loans in Arizona and how to get one. This is not the case for some loan officers who continue to ignore the SAFE Act requirements set by lawmakers that took affect on July 1, 2010.
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Unlicensed Loan Officers Still Operating in Arizona
Posted by Michael Manfredi on July 18th, 2010
Posted in Arizona Reverse Mortgage, Reverse Mortgage 
Tags: Arizona, arizona state laws, azdfi, Federal Housing Administration, HECM, loan officer fines, loan officer license, loan officer training, loan officers, Phoenix Arizona, Reverse Mortgage, reverse mortgage rates, reverse mortgages, state of arizona, United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, unlicensed loan officer 
2 Comments »Reverse Mortgage Sales Training and Education
Posted by Michael Manfredi on March 22nd, 2010
Reverse mortgages are quickly becoming an important part of the residential mortgage lending business. Reverse mortgages are more widely accepted by consumers, industry professionals and regulators today because of the successful track record they have achieved, specifically in the last few years. If you are a residential mortgage lender and you have not yet capitalized on this niche market or have not yet found a way to make the reverse mortgage program work for you, chances are, you will benefit by some of the services I offer to lenders who may be interested in entering the market and signing up for reverse mortgage sales training.
