The second half of 2022 was characterized by sky-high interest rates and rising inflation. As a result, many homebuyers and sellers have been waiting on the sidelines for these market conditions to improve. Rates will likely go down this year, but 2023 presents some new challenges for mortgage lenders. Most notably, credit reporting costs are increasing. According to the National … Read More
Talk Data to Me Live from MBA Annual [Part 1] Your browser does not support the audio tag. Talk Data to Me Live from MBA Annual [Part 2] Your browser does not support the audio tag. Talk Data to Me Live at MBA Annual: Supporting Our Borrowers Now more than ever before, it’s important to support our borrowers and help … Read More
If you want to succeed in the mortgage industry, you need to provide your borrowers with an excellent experience. If you do, they’ll be more likely to recommend you to their friends and family and think of you the next time they purchase a home or need to refinance. So, how can you improve the experience for your borrowers? Below, … Read More
Home For the Holidays Live Event (Part 1) Your browser does not support the audio tag. Home For the Holidays Live Event (Part 2) Your browser does not support the audio tag. Talk Data to Me: Home for the Holidays LinkedIn Live Event They say home is where the heart is. But for many this holiday season, the dream of … Read More
While many mortgage experts are making predictions for 2023, only time will tell how this year will go for lenders. Home prices are projected to go down soon, but the looming recession may still hinder some homebuyers’ readiness. The demand for new mortgages will likely hinge on the direction of interest rates in the coming months.[i] Despite the uncertainties, there … Read More
Talk Data to Me: Tackling 2023 & Beyond with Kevin Peranio For many in the mortgage industry, 2022 was the tail of two halves. In the first half of 2022, we saw record volumes, historically low rates, and a booming market. As we wind down 2022, we are seeing significantly higher rates, industry-wide layoffs, and low consumer confidence. So, what … Read More
