Jim Rosen: Why Now is the Time for eClosings

When it comes to closing, there are lots of moving parts involved that have traditionally been in person or on physical paper. However, things had to change rapidly. Although a challenge in the beginning, it has also presented a large opportunity and given borrowers and lenders more flexibility in how they complete tasks.

(The New Normal) Larry Silver: The Future of Mortgage Professionals Reimagined for a Hybrid Workplace

Working from home proved liberating for many people, either because they got more work done or they gained a better work-life balance. At this point, we can’t just put the genie back in the bottle. So, how will the mortgage industry manage the shift back to the office, or will they? Now that our face-to-face meeting-driven, paper-intensive industry has been thrust into the future, does it make sense to return to the past?

MBA Advocacy Update June 1, 2021

Washington is anxiously awaiting formal release of President Biden’s full fiscal year 2022 budget proposal, along with the Treasury Department’s “Green Book” itemizing the revenue implications of various tax proposals.

People in the News June 1, 2021

The Mortgage Bankers Association nominated Mark Jones, CEO and Co-Founder of Amerifirst Home Mortgage, Kalamazoo, Mich. to serve as its Vice Chairman for the 2022 membership year.

The Week Ahead—June 1, 2021

Because of yesterday’s holiday, the Mortgage Bankers Association releases its weekly Forbearance & Call Volume Survey today. The survey has shown drops in loans in forbearance for 12 consecutive weeks—will today’s report make it 13? Stay tuned—the report comes out at 4:00 p.m. ET.