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Join us to hear an expert from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) discuss the Illinois Anti-Predatory Lending Database (APLD). The APLD was created to protect consumers from predatory mortgage loans. The law requires that borrowers attend housing counseling before closing on mortgage loans that contain specific “predatory” terms. As of January 1, 2025, the law allows borrowers to receive housing counseling from national HUD-approved housing counseling agencies, in addition to Illinois-based HUD-approved housing counseling agencies. This training will begin with a brief discussion on how to research information on entities licensed by IDFPR and how to file complaints against licensed entities. Additionally, this training will include an overview of the database, information about how to apply for an APLD account, information on the APLD’s housing counseling requirements, and a walk-through on how to enter data in the database.
Presented by Kari Beyer, Director of Anti-Predatory Lending Database & Investigations
Registration: Free
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Illinois Anti-Predatory Lending Database Updates
Illinois Anti-Predatory Lending Database Updates
Illinois Anti-Predatory Lending Database Updates
We look forward to you joining us for Illinois Anti-Predatory Lending Database Updates.
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