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OLTA is pleased to provide the following video titles to check out for continuing education credit for a small fee. All of the videos have been approved for licensed title insurance agent continuing education credit. Please contact the OLTA office at 405/840-1944 for details.

"Closing From Hell III"
A hilarious skit of characters and events that might occur on the last day of the month in a typical Oklahoma closing office. If you haven't experienced some of these circumstances, some day you will! Features a cast of OLTA all-stars. Approved for four hours of required credit, including one hour of ethics.

"Closing From Hell IV"
Another skit of impossible scenarios that might occur in your office someday — entertaining and educational! Features another all-star cast of OLTA members. Approved for four hours of required credit, including one hour of ethics.

"Closing From Hell V"
This third video in a series of comedy skit vignettes depicts a "day in the life" of the last day of the month. Features OLTA members in the all-star cast. Approved for four hours of required credit, including one hour of ethics.

"Round Up in the Classroom"
This western-style classroom covers a variety of topics, including a presentation on property disputes and surveys, law changes and title exam standards. Presenters include John Dorris, George Stablein and Monica Amis Wittrock, all with First American Title Insurance Company. Approved for four hours of required credit, including one hour of ethics.

"Fall 2002 Back to School"
This informative session will familiarize the title insurance licensee with different types of surveys utilized in issuing title policies, including mortgage inspections, boundary surveys and land title surveys. Viewers will also learn the Oklahoma minimum standards of practice and legal descriptions. Presenters include Bruce Pitts and Monica Amis Wittrock. Approved for four hours of required credit, including one hour of ethics.

"OLTA Summer CE 2003"
This accredited class offers four hours of continuing education. The first two hours include topics such as Judicial Mortgage Foreclosures: The Basics of a Foreclosure Action, Explanation of the Oklahoma Judicial Foreclosure Process, Deficiency Judgments and Corrective Measures and Deeds in Lieu of Foreclosures. The second half of the class includes topics such as Bankruptcy Basics: Emphasis on Transactions in Chapter 11, Ethically Avoiding Claims with Prudent Underwriting and Ethics of Escrow Closings.