February 7, 2019
Asset Manager, C-Suite, Default Manager, Investor, Industry News, Origination, Secondary Market, ServicingKey Industry Takeaways from the 2019 NPL Conference
1. More than 500 mortgage professionals attended the 2019 NPL Notes and Default Servicing Forum hosted by Information Management Network (IMN) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
2. NPL pricing remains competitive
3. General consensus that the real estate market is facing headwinds.
Anticipate a continuing slowdown in HPA and home sales, with recession likely. NPL volume, including 2nd liens, likely to increase later this year.4. Investors continue to express interest in small balance commercial and non-QM.
5. RPL market expected to remain at steady pace/volume for next couple of years.
Beyond the Rate Drop: Helping to Future-Proof Your Lending Strategy
The recent drop in interest rates may lead to an influx of purchase and refi volume for lenders. With this shift on the horizon, learn more about positioning yourself to meet customer needs and help borrowers at scale through proper use of technology and innovative solutions.
Homebuying Trends in the United States
Discover the state of homeownership in the US, including the significant disparities across racial and ethnic lines and the challenges that homebuyers face. Learn about the importance of addressing these disparities and creating more equitable pathways to homeownership for building wealth and ensuring accessibility for all.
Debunking 7 Common Mortgage Myths
The homebuying process can be exciting, but it can also be overwhelming, especially when it comes to mortgages. There's a lot of information out there, but not all of it is accurate. In this article, we debunk some common mortgage and PMI myths to help borrowers make better informed financial decisions.
Explore the Evolving Traits of First-Time Homebuyers
Our infographic explores the characteristics and behaviors of today's first-time homebuyers, who prioritize homeownership as an important part of the American Dream despite economic and societal changes.
Loan Officers' Social Media Checklist: Best Practices to Help Build Your Brand
Loan officers can benefit from social media to connect with potential borrowers, build their brand, and establish themselves as a reliable authority in the mortgage industry. Optimizing social media profiles and posting strategies can attract new business and create lasting relationships with borrowers and business professionals. Check out our checklists to get started!
5 Tips for REO Disaster Planning
Read about preventative measures you can take to minimize damage and recover quickly when a natural disaster impacts your properties.
The American Dream of Homeownership Starts with Financial Literacy
As we celebrate National Financial Literacy month this April, it’s a reminder of the important role that financial literacy plays in preparing for the homebuying journey. Learn more about financial literacy for homebuyers.
Preparing to Buy or Sell a Home in the Spring
Spring is the busiest season in real estate, with warmer weather and blooming flowers highlighting a property's best features, and buyers prioritizing home tours before family obligations. Take a look at our checklists to help buyers and sellers prepare for the upcoming busy market.
4 Simple Steps for Loan Officers to Build Lasting Relationships in 2024
Using these 4 Simple Steps, Loan Officers can help their elevate business and redefine success in 2024 by building strong relationships with real estate agents, prior clients, local community organizations, and other trusted service providers.
The Millennial and Gen Z Homebuyer
Recognizing and understanding behaviors of Millennial and Gen Z homebuyers can empower loan officers and real estate agents to engage these distinct generations of homebuyers.