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Conference Agenda
Classes fill quickly. Filled classes will be noted on the registration form.
Sunday, August 13
11:30am Golf Registration (The Grove Park Inn Golf Course)
1:00pm NCAMP PAC Golf Tournament (Shotgun Start) (The Grove Park Inn Golf Course)
3:30pm-7:30pm Registration open. (Sammon WIng - Level 10)
This area open for registration and questions
throughout the conference.
6:00pm-8:00pm Welcome Reception
The sun may be going down, but the fun will just be
getting started. Great kick-off for a great conference!
Monday, August 14
7:00am-6:30pm Registration open (Sammons Wing - Level 10)
This
area open for registration and questions
throughout the conference.
7:30am-8:00am Education Continental Breakfast
Enjoy a light breakfast and get energized to learn.
8:00am-12:00pm
Education Classes - (You must register ahead of time
for Education classes.)
(Sammons Wing -Level 10)
A. Basic Skills for Loan Officers
I - Sandy McCurdy 
Sponsored by NCAMP (4 credit hours)
A follow-up to the fundamentals class, this
class focuses on details of the 1003, how to avoid mortgage
fraud, a survey of mortgage products and how to read
and interpret the credit report. This course is a “must” for
new LO’s and those wanting to get a “refresher” in
the basics.
B. Current Developments in Federal and State Mortgage
Laws Bill Bost
Sponsored by NCAMP (4 credit hours)
This course discusses NC licensing and predatory lending
laws and recent developments related to their interpretation
and enforcement; as well as an overview of developments
in federal laws related to mortgage lending, including
an update on predatory lending litigation and regulation,
RESPA reform, and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act.
C. Construction to Perm 101 - Becky Howell
Sponsored
by NCAMP (4 credit hours)
This class covers the basics in construction to permanent
lending. Information regarding the multitude of options
available in this market helps brokers make informed
choices in developing a construction lending program.
D. Managing Risk -Dawn Hooper
Sponsored by RMIC (4 credit hours)
This course is designed to enable professionals in the
mortgage industry to understand and apply the concept
of risk layers in an automated underwriting environment.
Participants will learn risk factors, discuss agency
system use of risk factors and recognize the impact of
risk layering.
9:30am-11:00am Affiliate Brunch (NCAMP Members Only)
We want to thank our affiliate members and give them an opportunity to share their thoughts on how NCAMP can help their business. Come, relax and enjoy a low key complimentary brunch with Chip Ackerman, the NCAMP Affiliate Chair.
10:00am-10:15am Education Break
12:30pm-2:30pm General Session; Legislative
Update; Guest Speaker
(Lunch will be served in the General Session)
NCAMP Legislative Chair, John Crawford and Bill Bost, General Counsel to the NCAMP Board of Directors will give you the very latest information on legislation that directly effects you and your business. Our guest speaker, Logan Aldridge, has overcome a catastrophic accident and his inspirational “Attitude and Expectations” will have you feeling there is no challenge you cannot meet.
2:30pm-6:00pm Marketplace Open
Our NCAMP Marketplace tradeshow will knock your hats off! Our exhibitors have all the deals, great products and services you could possibly want to enhance your business opportunities. Visit with the exhibitors, network with colleagues and later....around 5:00, enjoy hors d’oeuvres and cocktails while you work your way around the exhibits.
6:00pm-7:00pm New Member Reception
New members and those interested in joining NCAMP are invited to meet NCAMP’s Executive Board and other new/prospective members over complimentary cocktails & hors d’oeuvres. Stop by and learn more about what NCAMP membership has to offer.
9:00pm-12:00am “Hats Off to You !” Party
Our “Hats Off to You” for being a part of the NCAMP Summer conference! Get into the spirit of the evening by wearing your favorite fedora, chapeau, panama, baseball cap, cowboy hat, sun bonnet… whatever hat you like. But be warned…it will be difficult to keep your hat on with all of the hot music, games, and other exciting things to do. With hors d’oeuvres and cocktails you’ll have a great time unwinding, networking and having just a lot of fun! Prizes for the most creative hat; wildest hat and ugliest hat! This event is ALWAYS a crowd pleaser...
Tuesday, August 15
7:30am-12:30pm Registration
open (Sammons Wing- Level 10)
This area open for registration and questions
throughout the conference
8:00am-8:30am Education Continental Breakfast
8:30am-12:30pm Education Classes- (You must register
ahead
of time for Education classes.) (Sammons Wing)
E. Basic Skills for Loan Officers
II - Becky Howell
Sponsored by NCAMP (4 credit hours)
This class is for new loan originators. It deals with the ABCs of disclosure and verification, elemental appraisal review, and the ethics of marketing. The class concludes with the most common blunders loan originators make and discusses how to avoid them.
F. Opening the Doors to Credit
Scoring - Sandy McCurdy
Sponsored
by NCAMP (4 credit hours)
The primary goal of this class is to help loan officers better understand credit scoring, to enable them to give their clients good advice on credit issues and help them qualify for better mortgage terms. How a credit score is derived, what impacts it and how to improve it, consumers’ rights and how to help them dispute errors, and how to protect clients from identity theft are addressed in this class.
G. Spot and Stop Mortgage
Fraud - Tom Estes
Sponsored by NCAMP (4 credit hours)
Experts call mortgage fraud the S&L scandal of the 21st century. The NCAMP class on mortgage fraud is based upon information from HUD’s 2006 Symposium, STOP MORTGAGE FRAUD: A CALL TO ACTION. Topics include how to spot and how to stop mortgage fraud.
H. Mortgage Lending Act 101
- NCCOB Staff
Sponsored by NCAMP (4 credit hours)
“What Lenders, Brokers & Managing Principals
Need to Know About Chapter 53, Article 19A”
This class is designed for the managing principal and
branch manager of a licensed mortgage lender or broker
company. The class will answer questions in regards to
the Mortgage Lending Act and also focus on the specifics
of company licensing, loan officer licensing, education
requirements, examination checklist, and recent legislative
matters. The participant will learn how to identify some
of the pitfalls that may lead to license revocation and/or
examination fines.
10:30am-10:45am Education Break
12:30pm Conference concludes