Agenda for Incredible Webcast Training Part I & II:
WEBCAST 11/09/10 -11/10/10

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Participating in the two-day webcast will give you six (6) hours of credit from the Company.
States that require Continuing Education Hours which have been approved:

Indiana = 6 hours

Kansas = 4 hours

Missouri = 5 hours

Montana = 4 hours

New Mexico = 6 hours

Ohio = 6 hours

Texas Department of Insurance = 6 hours

Washington = 6 hours (5 General, 1 Liability)

2010 Incredible Live Webcast Training
Webcast Part 1

• Theres no Right Way to do the Wrong Thing - This session will discuss some of the most common requests we receive from customers to do the wrong thing.  Requests like accepting I.D. which does not meet the state notary statute requirements, disbursing on uncollected funds, changing the name or line placement of a fee on a VA loan and many, many more.
• Small changes which have an incredible impact FIRPTA and Qualified Substitutes - Find out what our legislators snuck into the Housing Bill and why your real estate brokers keep asking you to act as the Qualified Substitute.  Gain an understanding of why your National Escrow Administrators eliminated the need to get a Non-Foreign Certification signed on each file and how we can still protect ourselves. 
• The new GFE and Revised HUD - This session will cover real life questions and concerns regarding the new GFE and revised HUD forms based on the lenders interpretation and what weve found in their loan instructions. 

Webcast Part II

• Technical Memoranda 2010 - Escrow Technical memos have evolved into an incredible communication tool, between our settlement employees and the National Escrow Administrators. We realize the memos are issued in answer to one or more issues arising from the field, which you may not be aware of.  In this session we will provide you with a behind the scenes look at why and how the memos came about.
• Incredible Guide to Short Sale Closings - Short sales have evolved into complex deals with more participants and conditions than ever before.  Find out the latest trends and closing solutions and what the difference between a short sale and a compromised sale.

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