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The United Trustees Association is your source for information, expertise and opinion on nonjudicial trustee issues and practices. UTA Members are always current on relevant case law, attend the best educational meetings and trade shows in the industry, and collectively advocate before state legislatures.

UTA Members are always apprised of mortgage industry regulatory and compliance issues as well as all industry-relevant case law. They attend the best educational meetings and trade shows in the industry and collectively advocate before state legislatures in the nonjudicial foreclosure states.

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  • The Reviews Are In For UTA’s 45th Annual – And First Virtual – Conference

    on October 14, 2020

    UTA’s 45th Annual Educational Conference, held October 5th-8th virtually, received high reviews by participants. The Education sessions received positive reviews from members; –  On the ‘Default Servicing Economic Forecast’ session, sponsored by iMailTracking with Rick Sharga: “I loved this session. Rick was a terrific speaker – kept me entertained and provided a bunch of...

  • A Year Like No Other

    on October 1, 2020

    By Michael Belote, Esq., UTA California Lobbyist, California Advocates To residents of the world: this will get better. Infection rates ultimately will decline.  A vaccine will be developed and distributed. Herd immunity will be created.  Economies will bounce back. Until then, 2020 has been a year like no other, for...

  • Washington Stakeholders Debate the Future of the FFA with Few Foreclosures

    on October 14, 2020

    By Holly Chisa, UTA Washington State Lobbyist, HPC Advocacy Discussions are ongoing about the future of the Foreclosure Fairness Act (FFA) as the number of NODs and NOTS fall and homeowners are not relying on the program to work out issues with their financial institution. No one argues that when...