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National Property Preservation Conference 2015

Summaries

Monday, November 16, 2015

Keynote Address: Douglas G. Duncan
State of the Industry
Staying the Course with Compliance
Investor Updates
Transforming Blighted Communities
Property Preservation of the Future

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

A Look at the New P&P Guidelines

PowerPoint Presentations

Monday, November 16, 2015

Investor Updates
Property Preservation of the Future

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

A Look at the New P&P Guidelines

Video

Monday, November 16, 2015

Opening Remarks and Keynote Address | FULL SESSION

• Welcome and Opening Remarks from Safeguard Properties CEO Alan Jaffa
• Keynote Speaker Introduction from Ed Delgado, The Five Star Institute
• Keynote Address: Fannie Mae’s Senior Vice President and Chief Economist Douglas G. Duncan
  • The Economy Drags Housing Upward
  • Unemployment Rates and the Job Market
  • Income Growth Expectations
  • Compensation Growth
  • Employment Cost Index
  • Revolving Consumer Credit
  • Household Debt to Income Ratio
  • Fed Balance Sheet
  • Real Interest Rate Trends
  • Mortgage Rates
  • Single-Family Housing
  • Rental Housing
  • Existing Home Sales
  • Aggregate Mortgage Debt-to-Income
  • Serious Delinquency Rate (SDQ)
  • Foreclosure
  • Underwater Borrowers
  • Total Mortgage Production Expectations
  • Question: How do millenials factor into the demand side of the housing market?
  • Question: What is the implication of mortgage capital with Government Sponsored Enterprises being responsible for the bulk of mortgage financing?
  • Question: If we go into another recession anytime soon, what will that do to home loan performance?

Session 1: State of the Industry | FULL SESSION

• Introduction of Panelists
• Where We Are Heading in 2016
• Single Family Rental Market
• Expanding the Credit Box
• Nationwide REO Inventory
• Government Programs and Updates
• Plans for 2016
• The Value of Technology
• Diversity in the Property Preservation Space
• Biggest Challenges for the Property Preservation Industry
• Thank You to Panelists

Session 2: Staying the Course with Compliance | FULL SESSION

• Introduction
• Introduction of Panelists
• Third-Party Oversight
  • Regulators Expectations
  • Audits and Quality Control
  • Scorecards
  • The Litigation Aspect
• Controls for Compliance
  • Determining Vacancy
  • Loss Mitigation
  • Fourth-Party Servicing
  • The Technology Factor
  • Background Checks
  • Code Compliance
• Consumer Focus
• Instructing Contractors
• Requested Changes

Session 3: Investor Updates | FULL SESSION

• Introduction of Panelists
• HUD Introduces ISN as New MCM Contractor
• YARDI Awarded P260 Contract
• VA Updates
  • Updates
  • Property Preservation Basics
  • Pre-Approval
  • Hot Topics
  • Questions Regarding VA Guaranteed Loans
• Freddie Mac Updates
  • Changes Made in 2015
  • What’s Coming in 2016
• Over Allowable Best Practices
• Expanded Inspections Questionnaire for 2016
• VendorScape Program
• HUD Single Family Claims
  • Who We Are
  • Fiscal Years 2014 and 2015
  • Common Errors
  • Missing Documentation
  • Cause for Rejected Claims
  • Other Concerns
  • In the Future
• Recommendations to Servicers for Handling Code Violations
• Thank You to Panelists

Session 4: Transforming Blighted Communities | FULL SESSION

• Introduction of Panelists
• Major Factors Causing Urban Blight
• Tackling the Elements Associated with Vacant Properties
• Issues with Utilizing Plywood for Boarding
• Common Sense Solutions
• Gaining Interest from the Federal Government
• Top Concerns Regarding Vacant REO Properties
• Coming Together as an Industry
• Ohio House Bill Number 134
• Identifying Who is Responsible for the Cost of Securing a Vacant Property
• Finding the Champion for Cause
• What’s Ahead
• Thank You to Panelists

Session 5: Property Preservation of the Future | FULL SESSION

• Introduction
• Introduction of Panelists
• Topics of Discussion
• Technology Video
• IML Devices
• Technology
  • Utilizing Video Technology
  • Leveraging Data
  • Data Storage
  • Video as Additional Support
  • Mobile Technologies
  • Identifying High Vandal Areas
  • Geo-Technology
  • Integration of Systems
• Neighborhood Like Conditions
• Conveying Properties Faster
• Auction Programs Benefits
• Conclusion

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Session 1: A Look at the New P&P Guidelines | FULL SESSION

• Introduction
• Introduction of Panelists
• IML Instructions
• Question: What are you most looking forward to in the next set of guidelines?
• Question: What is the preservation item holding up conveyance the most?
  • Repeated Vandalism
  • Surchargable Requests
  • Code Violations
  • Bid Process
  • Clear, Marketable Title
  • HUD Training for Consistency
  • Definition of Inconveyance Condition
  • Bid Reduction
  • Overallowables
  • Offering Allowables for More Secure Solutions
• Question: What servicer discreation allowable would you like to see in the guide?
  • Bid After the Fact
  • Generic Allowable
  • Bypass Agreements
  • Ability to Perform Services Outside of Season
• P&P Guidelines Effective Date
• Mortgagee Compliance
• Allowable Change Applied Forward
• Pre-Conveyance Inspections
• Commonly Cited Reconvey Reasons
• Re-Acquisition Process
• Debris Removal Documentation
• Overallowable Request Behind
• Uploading to P260
• Conclusion

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