Published On: February 1, 2026
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Appraisal News Daily
The federal government has weighed in on one state’s proposal to fix appraisal fees paid by appraisal management companies. Other valuation services activity include a new consumer valuation tool, an appraisal webinar and an integration between two service providers.
Taking On TRID
The upcoming implementation of integrated disclosures required by the Truth in Lending Act and the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act has prompted proposed safe harbor legislation. TRID compliance resources include webinars and enhanced technology.
Additional Clarification On Integrated Disclosures
In a recent webinar, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau officials provided more clarity on integrated disclosures that become effective next year.
Webinar On Integrated TILA-RESPA Disclosures
A webinar being hosted by the Federal Reserve System is the first in a series intended to help the mortgage industry comply with upcoming requirements for new integrated disclosures.
QM Compliance Service Providers Out in Force
Mortgage lenders have a treasure trove of resources when it comes to maintaining compliance with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Qualified Mortgage and Ability to Repay rules.
QM M.I. Webinar
A webinar is being held to educate lenders about the new Qualified Mortgage rule and how it applies to mortgage insurance.
Carrington Recruiting Branches
Carrington Mortgage Services LLC is recruiting existing mortgage branches in an effort to boost next year’s home loan originations. New recruits are promised strong marketing support.
NMLS Webinar to Cover Making Changes to License Info
Two upcoming webinars being hosted by the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System will help mortgage firms meet state requirements when making changes to their license information.
QA Webinar From Fannie
Seller/servicers for the Federal National Mortgage Association can attend a free online webinar about the system that handles quality assurance reviews and resulting repurchase demands.
Risks, Benefits of Broker-to-Correspondent Conversion
Mortgage brokers that transition to a correspondent lender can earn more, close more quickly and improve their image. But there is a cost to making the conversion. One of the most difficult steps in the process is securing a warehouse line.
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Mortgage Webinars
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Supposed Drop in Mortgage-Related Litigation May Be Just an Illusion
Litigation in the mortgage industry has shown a slight decline in recent months, but there are signs that it could remain above historic levels as foreclosure, investor, and regulatory lawsuits persist, according to Mortgage Daily’s Fourth Quarter 2012 Litigation Index.
Mortgage Litigation Webinar
On May 30, 2012, Mortgage Daily hosted a webinar that included a discussion with attorneys from Ballard Spahr’s Mortgage Banking Group about the record-setting numbers in all areas of residential mortgage litigation.
Foreclosure Documentation Webinar Posted for Viewing
Mortgage Daily hosted a Webinar on the foreclosure documentation crisis. Panelists on hand to discuss this critical and timely issue included two senior servicing executives and expert mortgage banking attorneys from the Washington, D.C.-based firm of Patton Boggs LLP. The full event is now available for viewing.
Repurchase Webinar
Join Patton Boggs and MortgageDaily.com for a 60-minute webinar to discuss the surge in mortgage buyback demands.
LO Overtime Webinar
The U.S. Department of Labor recently announced an about-face in its interpretation of the Fair Labor Standards Act’s applicability to mortgage loan officers, saying that these employees must be paid overtime because they are involved primarily in sales rather than administrative work of the company.
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Current Context: Mortgage Industry Trends in 2025
The mortgage industry in 2025 continues to navigate significant regulatory changes and technological advancements, both of which are reshaping compliance strategies and operational workflows. Webinars remain a cornerstone for industry education, as lenders and servicers seek real-time insights into evolving rules and standards.
- TRID Updates: Since the initial rollout of TRID (TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure) requirements, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has issued multiple clarifications aimed at simplifying compliance. As of 2025, more than 80% of lenders report using automated compliance tools to ensure TRID adherence, according to a recent survey by Mortgage Bankers Association.
- Appraisal Modernization: The push for fair appraisal fees and improved transparency in valuation processes has gained momentum. Industry efforts have led to increased adoption of hybrid appraisal models, which combine in-person inspections with advanced digital tools. This approach is projected to reduce turnaround times by 30% compared to traditional methods.
- Qualified Mortgage (QM) Evolution: Since QM rules were updated in 2021, mortgage lenders have increasingly relied on webinars and digital resources to stay informed about adjustments to thresholds and safe harbor definitions. In 2025, nearly 90% of lenders report using AI-driven underwriting systems to assess Ability-to-Repay (ATR) compliance.
As market trends tilt toward automation and digital integration, webinars play a critical role in supporting industry professionals as they adapt to these ongoing changes.
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Updated: Mar 5, 2026 · Source: Freddie Mac / FRED
