Fannie Mae: New Know Your Options Customer CARE Webinars
Investor Update
October 26, 2016
Know Your Options™ Customer CARE (Connect, Assess, Resolve, and Execute) provides participating servicers with free loss mitigation training that leverages a servicer’s ownership model to:
- Develop rapport and establish consultative customer relationships.
- Maintain quality right party contact throughout the default management process.
- Properly position available workout solutions.
Learn more about this transformational re-design of the loss mitigation process at the next Know Your Options Customer CARE Call Flow & Script Training webinars (November 3 and 4). These two-hour sessions will provide program information and training on the Know Your Options Customer Care 7-Step Call Flow scripts and job aids.
Click here to register today.
One HFI InDepth class remaining for 2016
Do you have new hires or other employees who need to complete development goals by the end of the year? There is one more HFI™ Investor Reporting-related session left in 2016 and it’s not too late to register!
Fannie Mae’s Housing Finance Institute® series, HFI InDepth, offers training in custodial accounting and reconciling actual/actual loans. If you’re involved with investor reporting for your company, register for the last HFI InDepth class for 2016 today:
The ABCs of Managing MBS Cash Flow for Fannie Mae
You’ll learn tips for reporting on your loans and have access to an expert instructor to answer your questions.
All HFI InDepth courses provide:
- two hours of interactive, instructor-led training held in a virtual classroom,
- limited class sizes that maximize interaction and allow for individualized attention,
- access to recorded tutorials that prepare you with foundational knowledge prior to taking the course, and
- a certificate of completion.
Course details and class schedules are available on the Fannie Mae Training page. Sign up today!
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