Foreclosure Transactions in New York: Process, Risk & Consumer Protection
Foreclosure Transactions in New York: Process, Risk & Consumer Protection
Thursday, November 12, 2026 (10:00 AM - 1:00 PM) (EST)
Description
Foreclosure Transactions in New York: Process, Risk & Consumer Protection
Elective for License Renewal
Instructor: Lino Mendogni
CE Credit Hours: 3.0
Navigate one of the most complex areas of real estate with confidence. This course provides a clear, practical understanding of foreclosure transactions in New York, with a strong focus on protecting your clients and staying compliant.
You’ll learn how to guide buyers, sellers, and distressed homeowners through each stage of the foreclosure process—from pre-foreclosure to auction to REO—while identifying risks, timelines, and opportunities along the way. Emphasis is placed on ethical practice, consumer protection, and helping clients make informed decisions in high-stress situations.
What You’ll Learn
- Understand the foreclosure process in NY: from lis pendens to auction and REO
- Advise distressed homeowners: loan modifications, short sales, and other options
- Work with buyers effectively: pre-foreclosure, auction purchases, and REO properties
- Navigate short sales: lender approvals, timelines, and seller impact
- Manage risk: title issues, liens, occupancy concerns, and red flags
- Stay compliant: agency, fair housing, and avoiding foreclosure-related scams
This course is ideal for agents looking to expand their knowledge, protect their clients, and confidently handle foreclosure-related transactions in today’s market.
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