ReProp Financial CEO Glenn Goldan to Participate in Out-of-State Lending Discussion at CMA
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EUREKA, Calif. - Californer -- As private lenders face increasing complexity when operating across state lines, regulatory clarity and peer insight are becoming critical to sustainable growth. At the upcoming California Mortgage Association 2026 Spring Conference, industry leaders will gather to examine the trends shaping private and commercial real estate lending nationwide.

Glenn Goldan, President and CEO of ReProp Financial, will participate in the Out-of-State Lending Update panel, a focused session addressing the regulatory, operational, and market considerations lenders must navigate when originating loans outside their home state.

As compliance requirements evolve and state-level lending rules diverge, lenders expanding geographically are encountering both new opportunities and heightened risk. The panel will explore how firms are adapting to shifting regulations, managing operational complexity, and identifying viable growth strategies while maintaining compliance across jurisdictions.

"Out-of-state lending continues to be an attractive growth avenue, but it requires a clear understanding of regulatory nuance and execution discipline," said Goldan. "This session is designed to provide practical insights from lenders who are actively operating across borders and addressing these challenges in real time."

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The discussion will bring together experienced industry peers to share perspectives on regulatory trends, underwriting considerations, and operational best practices influencing out-of-state private lending today.

Attendees of the California Mortgage Association's 2026 Spring Conference are encouraged to attend the session and engage in the conversation shaping the future of private and commercial real estate lending.

For more information about ReProp Financial, visit www.repropfinancial.com.
For conference details and registration, visit the California Mortgage Association.

About the California Mortgage Association
The California Mortgage Association (CMA) is a statewide trade association representing private lenders, mortgage professionals, brokers, and service providers involved in real estate finance. CMA provides education, advocacy, and networking opportunities to support responsible lending and professional excellence across the industry. Through conferences, training programs, and policy engagement, the association helps members stay informed on regulatory developments, market trends, and best practices shaping private and commercial real estate lending in California and beyond.

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Learn more at www.californiamortgageassociation.org.

About ReProp Financial
ReProp Financial is a private lending and advisory firm specializing in commercial real estate and private credit solutions. The company supports lenders, investors, and sponsors navigating complex transactions, regulatory considerations, and multi-state lending environments. ReProp Financial is known for its disciplined approach to underwriting, compliance, and execution, helping clients pursue growth opportunities while managing risk across evolving market conditions.
Learn more at www.repropfinancial.com.