MortgageCurrentcy.com is the only mortgage rules and regulation publication of its kind.

This unique and invaluable publication presents not only the factual industry updates as they occur; it also offers Leslie's interpretive response to let you know exactly how the changes affect you and your real life loans.

It was created to keep loan officers, processors, and underwriters current on the ever-changing regulations and guidelines for FHA, VA, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and other regulatory agencies. It is written by Leslie Petersen, a known expert on the rules, the underwriting guidelines, and the regulatory technicalities that make loans work.

Leslie is a nationally acclaimed trainer and author for the mortgage industry, having owned a mortgage training company since 1992. She is known for her research and accuracy, and the ability to show loan officers and processors everywhere how to make their loans work. She has been able to draw upon her more than 30 years of mortgage experience to provide the most thorough mortgage training to more than 13,000 students around the nation. In addition to her online and seminar-based training, she has been a featured speaker for the National Association of Mortgage Brokers (NAMB), numerous State Mortgage Associations; private mortgage clients; the Mortgage Speakers Bureau, and has spoken to and taught mortgage professionals in over 24 states.

She has also written a plethora of manuals and handbooks that are used nationwide by underwriters and other mortgage professionals. For many years she wrote a processing and underwriting column for Mortgage Originator Magazine. She continues to be a sought-after author for various national magazines and newsletters.

As a Mortgage Currency subscriber, you have access to Leslie's vast wealth of knowledge, which is literally at your fingertips.

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Our goal is to help you to close one or two more loans per month by showing you how to use the agency changes to make your loans work.

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