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OAITA's 5th Annual Convention - August 13, 2012

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What makes an Independent Title Agent Better?


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Do you think it is a conflict of interest to permit a real estate firm, mortgage company or bank to engage in the business of title insurance?
 
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Recent News

Call to Action! - NAILTA Opposes HR 4323 the Consumer Mortgage Choice Act
04/27/2012

There are serious efforts underway in Washington DC to give controlled business arrangements a "leg up" on your business. The House Financial Services Committee (HFSC) in Washington DC is considering a bill known as HR 4323, the Consumer Mortgage Choice Act (click here) which would exempt affiliated businesses from the definition of "points and fees" under Dodd-Frank's qualified mortgage definition. In this way, the bill aims to incentivize the use of affiliated businesses to the detriment of independent title agents. RESPRO, NAR, NAMB and the rest of the referral source lobby want to pass [ ... ]


Legislative UpdatesOhio’s Trust Code Changes - Effective March 22, 2012
03/07/2012

Generally speaking, a trust is not a legal entity and it may not hold title to real property, with a couple of exceptions for specific types of trusts.  Rather, it is the trustee who holds title  [ ... ]


Legislative UpdatesHelp Stop Referral Sources from Exempting AfBAs Under Dodd-Frank
12/06/2011

The referral source lobby is making a last minute attempt to try to amend Dodd-Frank to exempt “affiliates” or controlled business arrangements from the 3% cap rule under Dodd-Frank.  Legislation [ ... ]


Legislative UpdatesODI Lawsuit Update
03/23/2011

The litigation with the Ohio Department of Insurance remains pending in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas.  The Magistrate in that action has ruled in favor of permitting OAITA and Eagle Land [ ... ]


Massachusetts AG sues MERS and banks over faulty foreclosures
Thursday, 01 December 2011 13:57

Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley sued five major banks and the Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems (MERS) over allegedly unlawful and deceptive foreclosure practices.   For entire article click here.

 

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