The First American Corp. has announced that it will host the Mortgage Bankers Association's school of mortgage servicing Dec. 11-13 at First American's Westlake, Texas campus.Participants in the MBA's servicing school earn credits toward a Certified Mortgage Servicer designation. Dennis Jankowski, senior vice president of First American's default information services group, will coordinate First American's role in the event. Topics will include portfolio valuations, servicing sales and acquisitions, customer service, escrow, default, loss mitigation, and real-estate-owned transactions. Additional information can be found online at http://www.campusmba.org.
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