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Two of the best and most trusted California real estate authors, Grogan and Chambers once again deliver the textbook for real estate licensees, individuals seeking to enter the mortgage loan business, and those already actively working in the industry. The new third edition covers key topics including appraisal, credit agencies, title and escrow, and computer programs used in the industry. Important legal concepts such as trust fund handling and both federal and state compliances are also covered to meet the state's course requirements. There is extensive coverage of the forms necessary for the industry such as loan application FNMA form, credit authorization, actual escrow instructions and much more. This is also one of the approved courses for pre-license in California.

This book is a simple, practical, and effective step-by-step guide to achieving your financing goals in the least amount of time. Written for the small business owner, it teaches you everything about securing loans: choosing loans, applying for a loan, improving your chances of being approved for a loan, and learning everything you need to know about the loan approval process. As an added bonus, this book will help you determine when loans are not an appropriate source of financing, and provide you with inside knowledge on loan officers' expectations, preferences, and pet peeves. Loan Financing Guide for Small Business Owners is an essential tool for beginning or seasoned business owners who find themselves in the position of needing debt financing to grow their companies. The book is structured with short, to the point chapters and accompanying appendices that make it useful as a reference book once an initial page by page read through has been completed. To be successful in secur

New information about my old student loan adds more light to my future...thank you Ms Mitchell! Got several copies of this book for presents, as most everyone I know puzzles over the debits of studenthood. In my practice as a clinical social worker, many people admit they've given up hopes of engagement in higher education. Even though, it is logical that schooling leads to a better job. Repeatedly, we arrive at the same fact: Financial complexity has stopped all thought on the subject. The clear tone and concise quality of the information in this book serves as an easy invitation to continue thinking along with the author. Her abundant knowledge in this area will surely help every new and old student borrower.

For lawyers counseling borrowers or lenders in the context of a commercial real estate loan, this is a practical and effective guide to the basic concepts of real estate finance. It takes as its framework a detailed analysis of a commercial form mortgage document that addresses all important aspects of a mortgage transaction. Thanks to this structured format, Anatomy of a Mortgage is a valuable resource both for attorneys handling their first such transaction to more seasoned mortgage attorneys seeking a useful and comprehensive reference.

This book offers a very clear and concise explanation of the SBA loan process. It really helped me understand the fundamentals of SBA lending in a way that allowed me to use this knowledge in my practice. To be fair to the author and publisher, I giving it the full five star rating, even though some of the information in the book is out of date by now. Very informative - Highly recommended to anyone who is seeking SBA funding.

Everything You Should Know About Negotiating the Right Loan for You, Paying it Off, Protecting Your Financial Future. There is a common theme among college students these days, and those who have attended and quit as well as those (un)lucky multitudes who have graduated. Sometime during the senior year of high school, application forms to colleges are sent in, and admissions and rejection notices are sent a few months later. Along with the admissions forms comes another little form detailing the amount of aid that is extended by the college to the prospective freshperson. This is where all the fun begins, and it quickly snowballs into a pernicious form of indentured servitude.

Most loan officers want to earn more commissions. Delinquent loans provide a unique way to make a dramatic difference in your client's life and earn more. At least 25 percent of the homeowners that I've spoken to who have lost their home in foreclosure told me, "The loan officer is taking care of it." Their home was lost because the loan officer knew how to process a regular loan, but had no idea how to navigate through the murky depths of foreclosure. This book helps loan officers to understand the foreclosure process in detail, from the inside out. So, they can be the champions and angels for their borrowers and help them obtain the best loan for their situation. Processing a loan for a delinquent borrower is challenging. But if done right, it can be the most rewarding loan you have ever written.

The Loan Officer's Handbook for Success: For Residential Mortgage Loans

The Handbook of Loan Syndications and Trading is the first resource especially designed to equip institutional investors and professional money managers with expert analysis and insights on every key aspect of this rapidly growing financial market. Over 40 contributions from the leading players in loan syndication, including Standard & Poor's, Bank of America, JP Morgan, Credit Suisse, along with top Buyside Institutions and Law Firms. The Loan Sales and Trading Association (LSTA), the trade association for the loan sales and trading industry, has outdone itself with this fine book, which is a model of clarity which will set the standard in this field for years to come. It has contributions from a host of top experts in this field. In 20 years of practicing law, this work is by a country mile the most comprehensive and clearest professional book I have ever read. It does exactly the job I needed of providing the business background for a lawyer who works in this area. It would