Mortgage Forum 2011
1600 mortgage professionals from across Canada met in Toronto last week at MORTGAGE FORUM 2011 to exchange ideas and information on mortgages and industry trends, however, reverse mortgages--with the potential to drive a multimillion dollar industry--were not on the agenda. When I spoke with individual mortgage professionals, they were intensely interested and usually spoke of growing interest in this home equity conversion tool. Expect to hear more about reverse mortgages on this professional front...
MORTGAGE FORUM 2011 was the sixteenth annual conference of the Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals (caamp.org). This organization launched the AMP (Accredited Mortgage Professional) designation in 2004 as part of its "ongoing commitment to elevating ethical and operational standards within Canada's mortgage industry.
For more on MORTGAGE FORUM 2011:
MORTGAGE FORUM 2011 was the sixteenth annual conference of the Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals (caamp.org). This organization launched the AMP (Accredited Mortgage Professional) designation in 2004 as part of its "ongoing commitment to elevating ethical and operational standards within Canada's mortgage industry.
For more on MORTGAGE FORUM 2011:
- Conference agenda, keynotes, panel discussions: http://www.mortgageconference.ca/ twitter #caamp2011
facebook www.facebook.com/mortgageforum2011
linkedin www.linkedin.com Group Name: Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals (CAAMP) - Mortgage Views: Retiring Debt & CAAMP Conference "One valuable recommendation made by Economists to mortgage professionals at the conference was to encourage borrowers not to count on
predictions and promises from the Bank of Canada. It cannot
guarantee rates or anything else 5 years out until global financial
uncertainty is resolved. The more vulnerable clients are to rate
increases, the more important it is that they act now to pay down debt and
seek out additional income streams."
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