History of CAMP

The California Association of Mortgage Professionals (CAMP) is a nonprofit, professional trade organization consisting of licensed real estate mortgage brokers, loan originators and affiliated lenders whose primary business is assisting consumers in obtaining personal and commercial real estate financing, and brokering mortgage loans. The Association is organized into 12 regional chapters throughout California. Each chapter is governed by a local board of directors and volunteer members, and holds regular meetings and various activities for its members. CAMP members meet frequently throughout the year at forums, such as the Association's Legislative Conference and Annual Summer Convention, held in different parts of the state.

The Association’s primary activities are: (1) providing mortgage professionals with accredited continuing educational opportunities and enrichment programs designed to raise industry standards and customer service; (2) strengthening consumer awareness of mortgage  services; (3) providing CAMP members with information about state and federal legislative and regulatory developments related to the industry; (4) protecting the means and methods of the industry from unfair regulatory restrictions; (5) providing mortgage professionals the opportunity to network and learn from each other; and (6) working to increase access to home ownership and housing affordability for all Californians.

With the enthusiastic support of California’s mortgage professionals, CAMP will continue to work for the industry, continue to provide high quality member benefits, and continue to prepare its members for the challenges of the future.

CAMP salutes those volunteer leaders who help make this Association strong and viable. They have led effective state board of directors and worked with local chapters to make membership in CAMP an enriching experience. Our past presidents list contains some of the leaders of the industry who encourage you to make your membership in CAMP as productive as possible. Serve on a state committee such as membership, state board of directors, past president, chapter president or government affairs, serve on your local chapter board of directors and assist in planning local events, respond to those legislative calls to action when they cross your desk, and attend the conventions and sales and marketing conferences where you can learn more about the industry and network with your colleagues. Who knows? One day you may be a key leader in this rewarding industry.