Matt Clarke: How Technology Can Enhance Borrower’s Experience by Supporting Lender

As the industry becomes increasingly digital, mortgage professionals must find a way to survive and keep up with demand at rapid speed. Unfortunately, the latest and greatest technology comes at a price. To truly succeed, mortgage professionals need to determine strategies that reduce expenses while offering a convenient relationship-based mortgage experience for borrowers.

Brenda Colter: Branch Advocacy Beyond Onboarding is Just the First Step

We need branch advocates who step in and support branches after onboarding concludes. A branch advocate is an expert on how the company works. They are a single point of contact who collaborates with every department to remove obstacles, provide quick resolutions to requests and help with future growth opportunities.

Brenda Colter: Branch Advocacy Beyond Onboarding is Just the First Step

We need branch advocates who step in and support branches after onboarding concludes. A branch advocate is an expert on how the company works. They are a single point of contact who collaborates with every department to remove obstacles, provide quick resolutions to requests and help with future growth opportunities.

Brenda Colter: Branch Advocacy Beyond Onboarding is Just the First Step

We need branch advocates who step in and support branches after onboarding concludes. A branch advocate is an expert on how the company works. They are a single point of contact who collaborates with every department to remove obstacles, provide quick resolutions to requests and help with future growth opportunities.

Brenda Colter: Branch Advocacy Beyond Onboarding is Just the First Step

Joining a new company can be stressful and exciting all at the same time. After a mortgage loan originator gets their new equipment and completes training, the excitement might wear off, but the need for explanations, connections and support remains. That’s why we need branch advocates who step in and support branches after onboarding concludes.

Brenda Colter: Branch Advocacy Beyond Onboarding is Just the First Step

Joining a new company can be stressful and exciting all at the same time. After a mortgage loan originator gets their new equipment and completes training, the excitement might wear off, but the need for explanations, connections and support remains. hat’s why we need branch advocates who step in and support branches after onboarding concludes.

Michael Steer: Coronavirus Highlights Need for Pandemic Planning

Nearly all companies have engaged in some form of business continuity planning. Generally, this exercise centers around developing contingency plans for maintaining normal operations in the face of a natural disaster or IT outage. However, with concerns surrounding coronavirus sending shockwaves throughout the U.S. and global economies, mortgage companies would be well advised to add pandemics to their list of events that could disrupt normal operations, as this specific type of incident poses unique challenges.

Michael Steer: Coronavirus Highlights Need for Pandemic Planning

With concerns surrounding coronavirus sending shockwaves throughout the U.S. and global economies, mortgage companies would be well advised to add pandemics to their list of events that could disrupt normal operations, as this specific type of incident poses unique challenges.

Michael Steer: Coronavirus Highlights Need for Pandemic Planning

Nearly all companies have engaged in some form of business continuity planning. Generally, this exercise centers around developing contingency plans for maintaining normal operations in the face of a natural disaster or IT outage.

Michael Steer: Coronavirus Highlights Need for Pandemic Planning

Nearly all companies have engaged in some form of business continuity planning. Generally, this exercise centers around developing contingency plans for maintaining normal operations in the face of a natural disaster or IT outage. However, with concerns surrounding coronavirus sending shockwaves throughout the U.S. and global economies, mortgage companies would be well advised to add pandemics to their list of events that could disrupt normal operations, as this specific type of incident poses unique challenges.