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Jillayne Schlicke

CEO

CE Forward, Inc.

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Jillayne Schlicke researches, writes, and instructs continuing education courses, convention workshops and keynote presentations for the real estate and mortgage industries on a wide variety of topics as CEO of CE Forward, Inc.

Jillayne is also the Founder and Executive Director for The National Association of Mortgage Fiduciaries, which serves to help the mortgage lending industry raise ethical standards, self regulate, meet higher educational requirements, and prepare for the emergence of fiduciary duties.

Jillayne is a graduate of Antioch University in Seattle where she earned an M.A. in Moral psychology, Philosophy, and Business ethics and received a B.S. in Business and Systems from the University of Phoenix.

Jillayne presents hundreds of classes and workshops each year, has published numerous articles for various publications, is a contributing author on the blog Rain City Guide, has been appointed to 38 professional association chair positions or committees and has received 12 industry awards.

My Comments

  • "there is no trumpeted cry
    By September 30, 2008 - 4:49pm

    "there is no trumpeted cry for reform of the industry" Yes there is. It's out there. It's faint but it's there. People who hold power positions want to keep their power. Why reform if it means possibly losing power? Reform comes from OUTSIDE of a big corporation or from outside of a large national association. It's very, very difficult to do major reform inside a large corporation or professional association. Typically it is only done at the emergency level. Case in point, WAMU's board ousting their CEO too late. Or a professional association trying to make major changes AFTER they've lost half their membership. You want reform? YOU BE THE REFORM. :) So start a national association. Offer cutting edge classes. I'm sure you'll get lots of members.

  • "Ironically, subprime loans
    By September 23, 2008 - 3:15pm

    "Ironically, subprime loans momentarily solved the affordable housing problem that festered after 10 years of price appreciation." Home values still have quite further to fall in many markets before we can say this is true. However, I get the irony. :)

  • I'd like to propose an
    By September 17, 2008 - 2:54pm

    I'd like to propose an amendment to the bill: For every DPA-related foreclosure, that homeowner will be allowed to move in with his or her Realtor once evicted.