Realtor University - How to Properly Use the New FNMA 1004 MC Form

(Previous Webinar)

In this easy-to-follow course Melanie will eliminate confusion and reveal important information about this newly required form. Just some of the things you’ll learn:

Introduction of the form –Why is it necessary?
How to fill out the form – download one NOW from:
What detailed information is necessary – N/A is NOT an acceptable answer!
How to track markets within markets
How this new form supports the data on page one of the URAR
What to do if the data is not available

After attending this session you will:

Understand the requirements and know how to completely and competently complete the 100MC Form
Know how to fill it out in accordance with FNMA guidelines
Understand and apply the data in this form and how it integrates into the URAR (and other) forms
Be able to more thoroughly analyze market trends in their subject neighborhoods

This informative course will be completed with a question and answer session with your instructor. Please be sure you download the form before signing on to the course.

Melanie J. McLane

ABR, CRB, CRS, E-PRO, DECI, GREEN-CERTIFIED, GRI, RAA, RSPS, SRES, SRS

Melanie McLane was first licensed ® in 1975, and is a second generation REALTOR®. A member of the West Branch Valley Association of REALTORS®, she has served the association in many capacities, including President, and was honored by local association on three occasions as: “REALTOR® of the Year”; “Spirit Award”; “Outstanding Achievement Award”. She is an active member of the Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS®, serving two terms as a District Vice-President. A Graduate of Kenyon College, 1973, with a degree in English Literature, she was in the first class of women to graduate from Kenyon. A real estate instructor since 1978, she was awarded the “Real Estate Instructor of the Year” in 1989 from Penn State. In 2008, she was inducted, as an instructor, into the REBAC Hall of Fame. She has an extensive background in teaching of designation courses at the national level. She helped re-write the eBuyer course for REBAC. She has taught core designation courses at NAR for the annual convention for three consecutive years. A thirty plus year veteran, she remains active in real estate.