This webinar will cover the privately enforceable mortgage servicing regulations under RESPA and TILA that go into effect on January 10, 2014. Learn how the qualified written request procedure under RESPA has been completely changed. Part 1 will also cover new regulations on force-placed insurance, requests for identity of mortgage owner, mortgage payment application, payoff statements, payment change notices, and periodic mortgage statements.
San Francisco-based housing advocacy center, the National Housing Law Project (NHLP), and its project partners, Western Center on Law & Poverty, the National Consumer Law Center, and Tenants Together (the HBOR Collaborative) announce they are offering free assistance to California attorneys in implementing the states new Homeowner Bill of Rights (HBOR). The HBOR Collaboratives free services for consumer attorneys statewide include education, advocacy, technical assistance, litigation support, a listserv for attorneys, and extensive web-based attorney resources. Consumer attorneys with specific questions should contact HBOR collaborative staff.
The Collaborative is also providing internet webinars and live trainings in areas throughout California. To learn more about California HBOR and to register for this and all upcoming trainings, consumer attorneys should go to http://calhbor.org/.
This Webinar is provided by the National Consumer Law Center and the National Housing Law Project (NHLP).
There is no charge for this webinar.
All time listings are in Pacific (California) time.
1.5 hours of MCLE will be provided (by NHLP) for California attorneys who viewed it live.
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