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REO/Eviction Issues Seminar Online consists of three in-depth 45-minute sessions with content and conversations geared towards mid to executive level servicing and legal professionals.
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- Schedule At-A-Glance
- Session 1 Content
- Session 2 Content
- Session 3 Content
- Content Leaders
Time |
Session |
12:00 PM - 12:10 PM CT |
Welcome + Housekeeping |
12:10 PM - 12:55 PM CT |
Session 1: REO Closing 101 |
12:55 PM - 1:05 PM CT |
Q&A with Session 1 Speakers |
1:05 PM - 1:50 PM CT |
Session 2: Title Issues 201 |
1:50 PM - 2:00 PM CT |
Q&A with Session 2 Speakers |
2:00 PM - 2:45 PM CT |
Session 3: The New Eviction Landscape |
2:45 PM - 2:55 PM CT |
Q&A with Session 3 Speakers |
2:55 PM - 3:00 PM CT |
Wrap Up + Closing Remarks |
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Thank you to our Featured Partner of this event, President's Circle Sponsor ServiceLink.
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Wednesday, Oct. 20 at 12:10 PM CT
REO Closing 101
This session will cover the basics of what an REO closing entails, such as how to prepare and execute a closing from the seller's side, common issues that arise, and how to address them.
A. Steps in an REO closing
Led by: Content Leaders:
REO Closing 101
This session will cover the basics of what an REO closing entails, such as how to prepare and execute a closing from the seller's side, common issues that arise, and how to address them.
A. Steps in an REO closing
- What you need in a referral package/what to review
- Documents to prepare
- Expected timeframes
- Most common issues that arise
- Strategies for resolution
- An underwriter's perspective on how to get your property from uninsurable/unable to close to insurable/closed
Led by: Content Leaders:
Wednesday, Oct. 20 at 1:05 PM CT
Title Issues 201
This session is a deep dive into what title issues we expect from a post-pandemic REO world. We will discuss title issues that can disrupt an REO closing (including pandemic and other types of moratorium-related title issues that have arisen recently). We will also discuss foreclosure and/or eviction litigation and its potential impact on closings and defenses that will utilize pandemic claims.
A. Title issues encountered in either eviction or an REO closing
C. Impact of foreclosure and eviction litigation on successfully completing an REO transaction
Led by: Content Leaders:
Title Issues 201
This session is a deep dive into what title issues we expect from a post-pandemic REO world. We will discuss title issues that can disrupt an REO closing (including pandemic and other types of moratorium-related title issues that have arisen recently). We will also discuss foreclosure and/or eviction litigation and its potential impact on closings and defenses that will utilize pandemic claims.
A. Title issues encountered in either eviction or an REO closing
- Recent pandemic and other moratoria-related title issues
- How to avoid title issues/nip them in the bud
- How to resolve more complex title issues
C. Impact of foreclosure and eviction litigation on successfully completing an REO transaction
- Servicer expectations for title resolution
Led by: Content Leaders:
Wednesday, Oct. 20 at 2:00 PM CT
The New Eviction Landscape
This session will cover how evictions have changed over the past 18 months. We will discuss the consequences of CFPB rule and pandemic moratoria, and their impact on affirmative defenses to eviction and challenges to foreclosure that could be raised during an eviction. We will also discuss best practices for prioritizing and triaging files, and alternative strategies for obtaining possession and vacancy. Lastly, we'll cover property preservation challenges in any sort of situation where files are on hold - pandemic moratoria, FEMA disaster hold, holiday moratoria, etc.
A. CFPB rule changes and pandemic moratoria
C. Property preservation challenges while files are on hold for various reasons such as pandemic moratoria, FEMA disaster holds, holiday moratoria
D. Best practices for prioritizing and triaging files as holds are released and referrals resume
E. Alternative, non-litigation strategies for obtaining possession and vacancy
Led by: Content Leaders:
The New Eviction Landscape
This session will cover how evictions have changed over the past 18 months. We will discuss the consequences of CFPB rule and pandemic moratoria, and their impact on affirmative defenses to eviction and challenges to foreclosure that could be raised during an eviction. We will also discuss best practices for prioritizing and triaging files, and alternative strategies for obtaining possession and vacancy. Lastly, we'll cover property preservation challenges in any sort of situation where files are on hold - pandemic moratoria, FEMA disaster hold, holiday moratoria, etc.
A. CFPB rule changes and pandemic moratoria
- Investor perspective on how these changes have affected their business and how they're navigating the changes
C. Property preservation challenges while files are on hold for various reasons such as pandemic moratoria, FEMA disaster holds, holiday moratoria
D. Best practices for prioritizing and triaging files as holds are released and referrals resume
E. Alternative, non-litigation strategies for obtaining possession and vacancy
Led by: Content Leaders:
- Hillary McCormack, Lundberg & Associates, PC
- Daniel Barbagelata, Aldridge Pite, LLP
- Camille Hawk, Walentine O'Toole, LLP
- Shevon Elam, The Money Source, Inc
PRESENTERS
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Kyle Kotake, Brock & Scott, PLLC
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STANDARD POLICIES
Communication
USFN seminars are created to foster open and candid communication between mortgage service industry professionals, USFN member attorneys and associate members. In order to retain the security, integrity and purpose of the sessions, USFN maintains the following policies:
Content Disclaimer
All content, presentations, handouts, emails, website content, mobile app content, etc. provided by USFN in its publications, in connection with USFN events and otherwise (“Content”) is for educational purposes only, and should not be considered legal advice or a legal opinion. Every matter is different and poses a unique set of facts and circumstances. Legal advice can only be provided after analysis of all the facts and circumstances of a particular matter. In addition, all Content is current only through the date it is provided, and may change after that date due to changes in the law, custom, industry standards or best practices. We suggest that you consult with your USFN local counsel if you wish to retain a firm to provide legal advice on a particular issue or matter. Please do not hesitate to contact USFN for contact information for our firms for that purpose.
Attendee Contact Information
By registering for this event, I authorize my name, title and organization name to appear on event registration lists.
Payment
Registrations will not be processed without full payment. Payment online must be made by major credit card only.
Cancellations/Refunds
All requests for cancellations/refunds must be made in writing to register@usfn.org by 5 p.m. CT on
October 15, 2021. Cancellations received on/prior to October 15, 2021, will receive a full refund minus a $50 administrative fee, whichever is greater in the manner originally paid. After October 15, 2021, no refunds will be granted. USFN regrets that refunds will not be given for no-shows. Exceptions for extraordinary events (e.g., medical emergencies) must be submitted in writing to ceo@usfn.org by the registrant with appropriate documentation.
Substitutions
Substituting a colleague within the same organization is gladly accepted at no charge. All requests for registration substitutions must be made in writing to register@usfn.org by 10 a.m. CT on October 19, 2021. Only one substitution is permitted per original registrant. The individual submitting the substitution request is responsible for all financial obligations (any balance due) associated with that substitution.
CLE
USFN will NOT apply for CLE for this seminar.
Questions
If you have any questions and/or concerns regarding any of the above mentioned Event Policies, please contact the USFN Registration Team via email at register@usfn.org.
USFN seminars are created to foster open and candid communication between mortgage service industry professionals, USFN member attorneys and associate members. In order to retain the security, integrity and purpose of the sessions, USFN maintains the following policies:
- Audio and/or videotaping of any part of the seminar series is prohibited.
- Members of the media are not permitted to attend.
Content Disclaimer
All content, presentations, handouts, emails, website content, mobile app content, etc. provided by USFN in its publications, in connection with USFN events and otherwise (“Content”) is for educational purposes only, and should not be considered legal advice or a legal opinion. Every matter is different and poses a unique set of facts and circumstances. Legal advice can only be provided after analysis of all the facts and circumstances of a particular matter. In addition, all Content is current only through the date it is provided, and may change after that date due to changes in the law, custom, industry standards or best practices. We suggest that you consult with your USFN local counsel if you wish to retain a firm to provide legal advice on a particular issue or matter. Please do not hesitate to contact USFN for contact information for our firms for that purpose.
Attendee Contact Information
By registering for this event, I authorize my name, title and organization name to appear on event registration lists.
Payment
Registrations will not be processed without full payment. Payment online must be made by major credit card only.
Cancellations/Refunds
All requests for cancellations/refunds must be made in writing to register@usfn.org by 5 p.m. CT on
October 15, 2021. Cancellations received on/prior to October 15, 2021, will receive a full refund minus a $50 administrative fee, whichever is greater in the manner originally paid. After October 15, 2021, no refunds will be granted. USFN regrets that refunds will not be given for no-shows. Exceptions for extraordinary events (e.g., medical emergencies) must be submitted in writing to ceo@usfn.org by the registrant with appropriate documentation.
Substitutions
Substituting a colleague within the same organization is gladly accepted at no charge. All requests for registration substitutions must be made in writing to register@usfn.org by 10 a.m. CT on October 19, 2021. Only one substitution is permitted per original registrant. The individual submitting the substitution request is responsible for all financial obligations (any balance due) associated with that substitution.
CLE
USFN will NOT apply for CLE for this seminar.
Questions
If you have any questions and/or concerns regarding any of the above mentioned Event Policies, please contact the USFN Registration Team via email at register@usfn.org.
