Closing Statement Fraud
How the HUD 1
Settlement Statement Can Be Manipulated
and What You Can Do About it
4 clock
hours
C-4277
taught by Gordon Schlicke

"Great job from an excellent
instructor. Good humor, great
knowledge of the subject and
informative...and...I RARELY fill
out evaluation forms."
Helen Kester, John L Scott Bellevue
"I learned a lot of ways to empower
buyers during a closing. I am going
to be more proactive about getting
documents and the HUD I early enough
to verify all charges. I will be
adding much more value to my
services as a Realtor to my
clients." Amy Queen, Lake Real Estate
"This class was an eye opening
experience. I have been in the
real estate business for many years
and have owned two mortgage
companies. I was SHOCKED at
how much I did not know. In
fact, I learned more today than in
some three-day seminars." Bill Bruch, Windermere Bellevue
Case studies
demonstrate the dilemma of loan officers
who have a plethora of cost alternatives
from which to choose not all of which
favor the borrower. A line by line
analysis of the HUD 1 Settlement
Statement as it relates to the financing
of real estate transactions help orient
real estate professionals to this
form. After reviewing how
each line is supposed to be used, we
will examine how mortgage brokers,
lenders, and closers misuse this
form. This
class is intended for real estate
professionals who are seeking a greater
understanding of the final settlement
statement and how to interpret many of
the items appearing on the form.
Students will learn how to manage
surprises which appear on the statement
only on the day of closing, and how to
avoid being trapped into paying more
than necessary for services rendered.
In
addition, the student will:
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Understand
how risk-based pricing will affect
the quality of the loan
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Know
what RESPA rules are regarding
completion of the form
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Learn
the seven things that contribute
most to mortgage pricing fraud
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Understand
how some brokers and lenders
cooperate in deceiving borrowers
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Recognize
when specific charges on a statement
should be challenged
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Identify
potential closing problems before
the date of settlement
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Spot
how some mortgage brokers
deceptively increase their fee
income
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Become
better informed in the proper use of
settlement statements
"What an
entertaining morning by Gordy.
I have been an agent for 18 years,
have gone to every closing with all
the clients I've represented, and
have always found errors on the HUD
Statement. However, I wish I would
have had this class years ago. It
should be required for all agents."
Nina Cross, Executive Real Estate
"A very fast-paced, entertaining,
interesting, and knowledgeable
instructor. Made what could be a
boring topic FUN. Bravo!"
"This class was SO GOOD! I wish all
clock hour classes were like this
one."
Anne Kim, Best NW Realty, Mercer
Island
"Very worthwhile."
"This class was lively and totally
informative. I liked the real
life examples of what lenders and
escrow have done. Gordy
obviously has knowledge in depth of
this industry and is a terrific
resource."
"Gordon's Closing Statement Fraud
class was very informative and
entertaining."
Mary Beth Emert, Windermere Bellevue
"Gordon ROCKS. He is a great
presenter, honest, a man of great
integrity, and I really appreciate
his sharing of knowledge.
Would love to hear more!"
"A fabulous class. I learned a great
deal, and I have been in business
for 14 years."
"VERY INFORMATIVE. Makes me want to
look up a few HUDs from the past.
I would definitely take another
class with Gordon."
Diane Carr, John L Scott Lake Tapps,
Sumner
"Great information in helping me to
understand the HUD process, what to
watch for, and how to offer guidance
to my clients. I really
enjoyed the instructor. He invited
us into the conversations."
"An excellent class. Very good
information. After all of the
years experience that I have, it is
refreshing to sit in on a class
where all that is taught is GOOD to
know. I look forward to the
next class taught by Gordon or
Jillayne."
Betty Chandler, Windermere Bellevue
This class sells
out in all locations so please pre-register
early. Although we would love to accommodate all students,
training rooms will not be booked beyond capacity.
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