Beth Millstein's guest appearances

Beth Millstein

Lykken on Lending

Dave Bergstrom

Rob Lowe

Fannie Mae

Mark Jones

Logan Mohtashami

Dodd Frank

Jake Fehling

Freddie Mac

John Hope Bryant

Michael Jones

Rebekah Radice

Scott Olson

Larry Winget

Scott Harris

John Robbins

OwlTail

On this episode of Lykken on Lending we have Beth Millstein, Fannie Mae's Director of Business Development within Single Family Business and her team. Topics that will be discussed in the interview:How does a merger or acquisition impact Fannie Mae status?  Does it matter if one or both lenders are approved with Fannie Mae?  What are the lender’s obligations regarding notification?What are the motivations for some lenders to apply for Seller Only or Servicer Only status rather than Seller/Servicer status?  How does the process differ? Is this based on execution strategies?Misconceptions out in the market about execution options with Fannie Mae.  Can lenders sell to Fannie Mae on a servicing released option?The biggest QC issues with applicants.More detail on how you look at de novos.Is it still true that a lender must have a $2.5 million net worth to get approved?  What about profitability?Beth Millstein is Fannie Mae’s Director of Business Development within Single Family Business where her team is responsible for sourcing, evaluating and sponsoring new customer relationships. She and her team help lenders assess eligibility and readiness to sustain a relationship with Fannie Mae. Millstein also manages Fannie Mae’s national affinity and trade association business to business relationships.Get more details about this episode here.

On this episode of Lykken on Lending we have Beth Millstein, Fannie Mae's Director of Business Development within Single Family Business and her team.  Topics that will be discussed in the interview: How does a merger or acquisition impact Fannie Mae status?  Does it matter if one or both lenders are approved with Fannie Mae?  What are the lender’s obligations regarding notification?What are the motivations for some lenders to apply for Seller Only or Servicer Only status rather than Seller/Servicer status?  How does the process differ? Is this based on execution strategies?Misconceptions out in the market about execution options with Fannie Mae.  Can lenders sell to Fannie Mae on a servicing released option?The biggest QC issues with applicants.More detail on how you look at de <a href="http://novos.Is" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">novos.Is</a> it still true that a lender must have a $2.5 million net worth to get approved?  What about profitability? Beth Millstein is Fannie Mae’s Director of Business Development within Single Family Business where her team is responsible for sourcing, evaluating and sponsoring new customer relationships. She and her team help lenders assess eligibility and readiness to sustain a relationship with Fannie Mae. Millstein also manages Fannie Mae’s national affinity and trade association business to business relationships. Get more details about this episode here.

5-14-18 Insights and Details from Beth Millstein and Her Team at ​Fannie​ ​Mae

On this episode of Lykken on Lending we have Beth Millstein, Fannie Mae's Director of Business Development within Single Family Business.Topics that will be discussed in the interview will cover:Updates on getting approved with FannieThe time it is currently taking to get approved these days (assuming they turn in a complete package).What are some of the most common reasons companies applications are turned down or, at minimum, are delayed in getting approved.Any info that companies that are approved need to be aware of…	- Day One Certainty	- The Mortgage Origination Risk Assessment (MORA)Beth Millstein is Fannie Mae’s Director of Business Development within Single Family Business where her team is responsible for sourcing, evaluating and sponsoring new customer relationships. She and her team help lenders assess eligibility and readiness to sustain a relationship with Fannie Mae. Millstein also manages Fannie Mae’s national affinity and trade association business to business relationships.Millstein has been with Fannie Mae for over 25 years and has held a variety of roles including managing hundreds of small lender relationships and developing business strategies to serve small lenders. As a certified Human Resources Professional, she managed recruiting, human resource management and employee business training for several of Fannie Mae’s divisions. Millstein came to Fannie Mae with more than a decade of experience in mortgage banking and capital markets, having worked for a variety of lenders in the mid-Atlantic region. She holds a bachelor of arts in music and philosophy from Wellesley College and has completed post-graduate work in Human Resources.Get more details.

On this episode of Lykken on Lending we have Beth Millstein, Fannie Mae's Director of Business Development within Single Family Business. Topics that will be discussed in the interview will cover: Updates on getting approved with FannieThe time it is currently taking to get approved these days (assuming they turn in a complete package).What are some of the most common reasons companies applications are turned down or, at minimum, are delayed in getting approved.Any info that companies that are approved need to be aware of… 	- Day One Certainty 	- The Mortgage Origination Risk Assessment (MORA) Beth Millstein is Fannie Mae’s Director of Business Development within Single Family Business where her team is responsible for sourcing, evaluating and sponsoring new customer relationships. She and her team help lenders assess eligibility and readiness to sustain a relationship with Fannie Mae. Millstein also manages Fannie Mae’s national affinity and trade association business to business relationships. Millstein has been with Fannie Mae for over 25 years and has held a variety of roles including managing hundreds of small lender relationships and developing business strategies to serve small lenders. As a certified Human Resources Professional, she managed recruiting, human resource management and employee business training for several of Fannie Mae’s divisions. Millstein came to Fannie Mae with more than a decade of experience in mortgage banking and capital markets, having worked for a variety of lenders in the mid-Atlantic region. She holds a bachelor of arts in music and philosophy from Wellesley College and has completed post-graduate work in Human Resources. Get more details.

4-30-18 FannieMae Approval Process and What Causes Delays - Beth Millstein