MBA Premier Profile: LenderLogix

One in a continuing series of profiles of Premier Members of the Mortgage Bankers Association.

MBA Premier Profile: LenderLogix

One in a continuing series of profiles of Premier Members of the Mortgage Bankers Association.

MBA Premier Profile: LenderLogix

One in a continuing series of profiles of Premier Members of the Mortgage Bankers Association.

LenderLogix CEO Patrick O’Brien: Driving Down the Cost to Originate Requires Smarter Investments in Tech

Imagine expecting your favorite college football team to win a national championship with a roster comprised of only 4% scholarship players and 96% walk-ons. The scholarship investment isn’t equal to the expected outcome. The same can be said for the mortgage industry’s attitude toward technology, especially when it comes to lowering the cost to originate.

LenderLogix CEO Patrick O’Brien: Driving Down the Cost to Originate Requires Smarter Investments in Tech

Imagine expecting your favorite college football team to win a national championship with a roster comprised of only 4% scholarship players and 96% walk-ons. The scholarship investment isn’t equal to the expected outcome. The same can be said for the mortgage industry’s attitude toward technology, especially when it comes to lowering the cost to originate.

LenderLogix CEO Patrick O’Brien: Driving Down the Cost to Originate Requires Smarter Investments in Tech

Imagine expecting your favorite college football team to win a national championship with a roster comprised of only 4% scholarship players and 96% walk-ons. The scholarship investment isn’t equal to the expected outcome. The same can be said for the mortgage industry’s attitude toward technology, especially when it comes to lowering the cost to originate.

LenderLogix CEO Patrick O’Brien: Driving Down the Cost to Originate Requires Smarter Investments in Tech

Imagine expecting your favorite college football team to win a national championship with a roster comprised of only 4% scholarship players and 96% walk-ons. The scholarship investment isn’t equal to the expected outcome. The same can be said for the mortgage industry’s attitude toward technology, especially when it comes to lowering the cost to originate.