Roque Santi has over 22 years of experience in the consumer finance industry. Throughout Mr. Santi's career, he has worked in many areas of the mortgage industry, including mortgage banking, securitization, REIT structuring and implementation, mortgage REIT modeling, transactions structuring and initial public offerings.
Prior to joining the Board of Elderlife, Mr. Santi was the President and Chief Financial Officer of ECC Capital Corporation and served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer until December 2006. Before joining ECC, Mr. Santi was a partner with Ernst & Young LLP, from May 2002 to November 2004, during which time he was in charge of Tax Financial Services for the Mid-Atlantic area and was the national tax leader for the Mortgage REIT practice. Prior to his tenure at Ernst & Young, Mr. Santi was a partner with Arthur Andersen LLP, from December 1993 to May 2002, during which time Mr. Santi led Arthur Andersen's Tax Financial Services practice for the Mid-Atlantic area and served a significant number of Arthur Andersen's public and private mortgage REIT clients. Mr. Santi received a bachelor's degree in 1986 from Pace University. |
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*The format of this live training course, is generally acceptable for credit with most State Bars. We will provide you instructions on how to apply for credit in your state if it is not pre-approved below. The course is also pre-approved for State MCLE credits in the following states for the following hours:
California 6 Hours Washington 7.25 Hours Nevada 6 Hours Colorado 7 Hours New Mexico 6 Hours Utah 6 Hours Idaho 6 Hours Wyoming 6 Hours Florida 7 Hours Georgia 7 Hours More states coming soon... The course does not include any credits for ethics. **This training course also meets the requirement for 3 hours of CLE for maintaining accreditation with the Department of Veterans Affairs as found in Title 38 CFR 14.629 (b). This course will also meet the mandated 3 hours of first year CLE requirements as well as any ongoing 3 hours of CLE on veterans law and procedures required every two years (see 38 C.F.R. § 14.629). The information in this course and the detailed handbook that comes with the course are a result of knowledge derived from our participation in thousands of claims for veterans disability benefits. If you wish to become accredited by the Department of Veterans Affairs, please contact us and we will provide you instructions on how to become so. It takes several months to become accredited and if you wish to use this course to meet your first year requirement for VA Accreditation CLE, you must file your application at least 4 months before attending the conference.
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