Join us for a webinar presented by David Carter Grechi of Carter Professional Corporation. What we’ll cover:

• Reducing Court Delays: Update on current court timelines and ways to reduce delays.
• Dealing with Tenants: Rules and strategies for dealing with tenants.
• Penalties vs. Legitimate Administrative Costs: Update on what Mortgage Lenders can charge following a default other than principal, interest and third party costs.
• Automatic Renewals: Recent trends and strategies for renewing mortgages.

SPEAKER:

David Carter

David Carter is a founding partner of Grechi Carter Professional Corporation, where he co-manages the real estate department with a focus on private and commercial mortgage financing and mortgage enforcement work. David received his B.A. from McGill in 2008, his International Public Law Certificate through Queen’s University, Herstmonceaux in 2009, and his J.D. from Queens in 2011.

David is the co-author of two real estate law textbooks: Real Estate Transactions, 2nd Edition, and Carter On Easements, and various papers published with the Law Society of Ontario on topics including Time of the Essence, Outstanding Building Permits, Construction Financing and Mortgagees, Self-to-Self Power of Sales, and s. 17 of the Mortgages, Boundary Discrepancies, Super Priorities and Mortgages etc.

He teaches as an adjunct professor at Osgoode Hall Law School and at the University of Toronto Law School, for Osgood’s Professional LLM program in Financial Law, and as the instructor for REALPAC/Toronto Metropolitan University’s Real Property Investment Certificate Program.

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How evolving fraud tactics are reshaping risk, and what you can do to stay ahead.

Title fraud continues to evolve in scale, sophistication, and impact, posing growing risks to property owners, lenders, and the real estate ecosystem. This webinar explores current title fraud trends, common vulnerabilities being exploited, and real-world examples that demonstrate both the consequences of inaction and the power of strong mitigation strategies. Attendees will walk away with practical insights and actionable approaches to strengthen fraud prevention and response.

What you’ll learn:

• The latest title fraud trends and how they are evolving
• Where organizations are most vulnerable—and why
• Real-world insights from fraud cases and mitigation successes
• Key elements of an effective, modern title fraud mitigation plan
• Practical steps to strengthen fraud prevention and response effort

SPEAKER:

Heather Thoma
Director, Business Development, Western Canada

Heather is a seasoned financial services professional with more than 20 years of industry experience, including over a decade supporting the mortgage ecosystem at FCT. Her background spans residential and commercial lending, insurance, and strategic account management, giving her a comprehensive understanding of the end-to-end mortgage lifecycle.

In her role at FCT, Heather works closely with brokers, lenders, and legal professionals to improve closing efficiency, reduce risk, and enhance the borrower experience. She is known for her practical insight, collaborative approach, and ability to translate complex processes into actionable guidance for front-line mortgage professionals.

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