Where lenders put their assets will determine how well they cope with rapid market changes.
Rob Chrisman began his career in mortgage banking – primarily capital markets – 35 years ago. He is on the board of directors of Inheritance Funding Corporation, of Doorway Home Loans, of AXIS Appraisal Management, and of the California MBA. He is also a member of the Secure Settlements Advisory Board, an associate of the STRATMOR Group, and of the Mortgage Bankers Association of the Carolinas and its membership committee.
Where lenders put their assets will determine how well they cope with rapid market changes.
New Year is a good time to review what makes up a good credit profile
The Federal Reserve doesn’t set mortgage rates, but …
Creating, rolling out new products is critical for lenders
With new leadership and Congress looking for new revenue, what changes are likely at the GSEs?
The U.S. Federal Reserve and Mortgage Rates
What MLOs need to know about housing and inflation
New ideas, new people key to keeping your company on top
We knew that they would be different. So now what?
Mortgage Lenders Look To Public Markets, But Investors Aren’t Dazzled