Questions?

Please contact us at 312-223-2972 or mastering2010hud@ctt.com.

 

Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Credit Requirements

Illinois attorneys can earn 1 CLE credit for this webinar. Attorneys seeking this credit should provide their ARDC number during registration. As required by the MCLE Board, Chicago Title will need to collect a completed survey immediately after the webinar from each attorney seeking credit, before a CLE credit certificate can be issued.

June 23, 2010   |  11 a.m. to 12 noon CT  |  CLE credit

On January 1, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development began requiring use of the new Good Faith Estimate and HUD-1 Settlement Statement for all residential real estate loans. Now, six months later, many questions remain about these new forms. What fees, for instance, should be disclosed on the GFE? What is a tolerance violation, and who’s responsible for correcting it? Where are the title fees disclosed on the HUD-1? How must buyer credits be handled now?

In this free, CLE-approved webinar, gain the expertise you need to better understand the 2010 GFE and HUD-1, and protect your clients from rule violations. Learn about the changes that have been made to the forms and how they impact borrowers and others involved in a real estate transaction. Plus, interact with leading experts who can answer your specific questions about the new GFE and HUD-1.

This webinar is designed for attorneys, paralegals, lenders and all others who want to better understand the new GFE and HUD-1, and help their clients take full advantage of the benefits offered by these new forms.

 

Presenters

		Dan Johnson Residential Escrow Supervisor Chicago Title An eight-year veteran of Chicago Title, Dan Johnson oversees all residential escrow services for the company’s Chicago Commercial Center. He has served as a project lead on many of the company’s high-profile closings involving large-scale developments. Dan’s commitment and dedication to providing superior customer service have contributed greatly to the significant growth of the Chicago Commercial Center’s residential escrow business.
		Kathy McCoy Escrow Administrator Chicago Title Kathy McCoy has served in the real estate industry for more than 20 years and is an expert on the rules of the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act. Since joining Chicago Title’s Chicago Commercial Center in 2005, she has continued to develop expertise in complex residential real estate issues and is routinely assigned some of the company’s most complex transactions. During her career, Kathy has been involved in every aspect of residential real estate on the transaction level, and has helped represent both buyers and sellers.