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The Five Star Webinar Series' on-demand library has dozens of hours of content tackling all aspects of the mortgage and housing industries. Click through for a quick look at everything you'll find in the archives.

Tune in to the Five Star Webinar Series for exclusive complimentary webinars, featuring subject-matter experts delving into topics such as servicing tech, consumer data, and vendor relationships.

NAHREP and homegenius will be hosting a complimentary webinar moderated by Jason Riveiro, Executive Director & COO, NAHREP, and featuring insights from agents and industry subject-matter experts.

Click through to revisit this year's lineup of the Five Star Webinar Series, featuring subject-matter experts delving into the trends and challenges that have defined 2022.

When it comes to the topic of title, attention to detail and engagement with the right partners can both streamline originations and help prevent problems later in the life of the loan.

The idea of a national digital signing platform has been tantalizing mortgage servicers with promises of speedy loan modifications and happy borrowers since before COVID-19 hit. But building and implementing one that satisfies servicer, investor, borrower, and state requirements across all 50 states is a challenge.

Explore the latest installments of the Five Star Webinar Series with subject-matter insights into an array of industry topics.

Join Five Star and Selene Diligence for an exclusive, complimentary webinar on the topic of new origination due diligence in the mortgage market. For a growing segment of the population, non-QM loans are the perfect fit for these “out-of-the-box" borrower scenarios.

Explore recent installments of Five Star's complimentary webinar series, with subject-matter experts tackling all aspects of the modern mortgage landscape.

Too many mortgage servicers are at the mercy of third-party service providers and outdated systems when it comes to managing borrower communications. Join Messagepoint to learn how to take back control of the borrower communication process.