Of Course, There Is A Regulation And A Form The form is RE 229 and is entitled “Avoid Potential Denial of Your License Application”? A background investigation is conducted on all license applicants and disclosure of a conviction or failure to disclose a conviction may result in a recommendation of a denial of a license. […]
CFPB Confusion Again
Richard Cordray Resigns In A Hurry He appoints Leandra English, Acting Director. This move is based on a statute from 2010 when the CFPB was formed that stated that this was legal. When President Trump heard of the resignation, he appointed Mick Mulvaney, Interim Director, based on a 1999 statute that stated that this was […]
Time Marches On; Yes It Does
A Couple Of Photos From The Field Still going strong; first paid seminar (not counting teaching assistant at UCLA, 1954-1955; University of Maryland in Germany, 1957-1961; and UCLA Adult Education from 1964-1978) was in 1967 in Compton for the Association. The First Photo Here Is From Around 1988 In Costa Mesa And The Latest In […]
To Call Or Not To Call – A Quick Do-Not-Call Summary
Hard To Believe Some People Do Not Like Uninvited Telemarketing Calls, Right? I mean, what’s not to like? You’re in the middle of a peaceful dinner and the phone rings, someone calling to sell you something you absolutely need! What next? Millions of people, over 107 million to be exact, have revolted and added […]
Duane Gomer Circa 1964: Let’s Talk REAL ESTATE
There are six people who are outstanding writers, they are students of Duane Gomer Education past and future, and I consider them all good friends. Number 6 in our series is a person from the deep, deep past. Note the photo. This is Duane Gomer circa 1964, Columnist for The Van Nuys News and Valley […]
Peter Boutell: Lending A Hand
There are six people who are outstanding writers, they are students of Duane Gomer Education past and future, and I consider them all good friends. Number 5 in our series is Peter Boutell of Santa Cruz. He has been a weekly Columnist for the Santa Cruz Sentinel for many years. He has an extremely successful […]
Leslie Eskildsen: Four-Legged Inspectors Excel At Sniffing Out Mold
There are six people who are outstanding writers, they are students of Duane Gomer Education past and future, and I consider them all good friends. Number 4 in our series is Leslie Eskildsen. Leslie is a neighbor, Paul and she are our church buddies, and she’s an outstanding Realtor with Realty One in their Mission […]
Nuances On Getting A Real Estate Broker’s License
There Is Much Confusion Among Students Regarding How To Get A Broker’s License There are some basic rules, but there are then some little known rules. The general rule is that you must complete 8 college courses to qualify to take the Brokers exam. Most recent Salespersons have completed three of these, and any of […]
Steve Duringer: Evictions Q&As
There are six people who are outstanding writers, they are students of Duane Gomer Education past and future, and I consider them all good friends. Number 3 in our series is Steve Duringer. A student years ago, he is now an Eviction Attorney in Southern California. If I ever have an Eviction problem, he […]
Jeff Lazerson: How Equifax Hackers Could Steal Your Home
There are six people who are outstanding writers, they are students of Duane Gomer Education past and future, and I consider them all good friends. Number 2 in our series of Authors, Students and Friends is Jeff Lazerson. Jeff is an icon among MLO’s in Orange County. Developer of Mortgage Grader. Current Columnist for the […]