UTA President Randy Newman of Total Lender Solutions, has announced the Association’s Committee Chairs for 2015. UTA Committee Chairs Appointed

This year features dinner events in Dallas, San Diego, Los Angeles, Orange County and Sacramento; Lobby Days in Olympia and Sacramento; Certification classes offered on two days; and two social networking events – in addition to the annual conference, this year held in Las Vegas.

Mark your calendars for UTA’s 40th Annual Educational Conference to be held November 8-11, 2015, in Las Vegas at the M Resort. M Resort offers 390 rooms including resort rooms and suites in a variety of configurations to give you a choice of how you would like to spend your...

UTA is sad to report that Christian Spring of Foreclosure Resources, based in San Diego, has died from complications arising from cancer. Christian was only 39, and was a UTA member since 2008.

Members – if you have a particular topic or speaker that you would like presented at the 40th Annual Education Conference Sessions, to be held November 9-10th, 2015 in Las Vegas, now is your chance to let us know. UTA’s Conference Committee is asking for suggestions both from potential speakers...

Please join us in welcoming the following new members to UTA: Charles Katz, Northwest Trustee Services, Santa Ana; Casper Rankin, Pite Duncan, San Diego, CA; Edward G. Schloss, Edward G. Schloss Law Corporation, Los Angeles, CA

UTA’s 39th Annual Educational Conference, held November 9th -11th at the La Quinta Resort & Spa in La Quinta, California received very high reviews by attendees. View Conference Photos

Attendees to UTA’s 39th Annual Education Conference & Trade Show may access the complete UTA Education Conference Binder materials – including the presentation by Laurie Maggiano of CFPB – online. Attendees who would like to access the updated materials may contact Richard Meyers for the online password.

The Los Angeles city council voted on November 12th to amend the foreclosure registry ordinance to add a registration fee for any single family resident property when the status changes to foreclosure completed. Read UTA’s opposition letter. Read story in Los Angeles Times

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has an additional set of measures designed to expand foreclosure protections for mortgage borrowers, specifically surviving family members and other homeowners with the same protections as the original borrower. Read the full story in DS News. Read details about CFPB’s proposal. Read a copy...