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CampusMBA unveils interactive mortgage management simulation

Jun 04, 2008

MMBA past president Leyrer named to Michigan Mortgage Industry Advisory Board MortgagePress.comMortgage Industry Advisory Board, Pava Leyrer, MMBA, Ken Ross, Loan Officer Registration law Pava J. Leyrer, CMC, CRMS, CMP, president of Heritage National Mortgage in Grandville, Mich. and past president of the Michigan Mortgage Brokers Association, has been appointed by Michigan OFIR Commissioner Ken Ross to a four-year term on the Mortgage Industry Advisory Board (MIAB). The MIAB was created as part of Michigan's new Loan Officer Registration law. This board will provide guidance and input to the OFIR Commissioner in the implementation of background checks, education, instructors and other various aspects of the new law for registering loan officers for mortgage brokers and other licensees. For more information on the Mortgage Industry Advisory Board, click here.
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Jun 04, 2008
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