Laws and Regulations Make Mortgage Banking Complex

Mortgage banking specializes in setting up and managing mortgage loans. Generally, mortgage banking involves utilizes funds from the secondary mortgage market such as Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, or other large mortgage servicing companies. Mortgage banking is special because it does not have checking or savings accounts so it requires secondary market funds to make loans. The laws and ever changing regulations can make mortgage banking quite complex.

If you are involved in any sort of dispute involving real estate and mortgage contracts, you'll need a lawyer or law firm with serious and long-term experience in the laws surrounding mortgage banking and contact law. Richard H. Rubin, a member of Rubin & Licatesi, P.C. since April of 1983, leads a team of lawyers who really understand mortgage banking and contracts. He serves as counsel to mortgage bankers, brokers, private lenders and clients involved in private acquisition and institutional financing and the closing of all real estate transactions.

The law offices of Rubin & Licatesi, P.C. provide the highest caliber of legal representation in numerous areas of law involving mortgage banking. We employ extraordinarily dedicated attorneys who possess the highest academic credentials and strictest professional ethics. Our firm has built its reputation on trust, integrity and have been successfully delivering desired results to our clients.

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