Mortgage Returns has announced the launch of a new retention analysis tool for lenders who need to understand and improve their customer retention rates. Mortgage Returns can now analyze and report on historical customer retention rates for mortgage originators. This allows the company to compare retention rates to industry averages and develop comprehensive marketing plans specifically designed to achieve goals.
“Many lenders have no way to measure their customer retention rates,” said Jim Blatt, CEO of Mortgage Returns. “I’m a believer in Peter Drucker’s philosophy, ‘If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it.’ Our new retention analysis tool will help lenders to first understand what their customer retention is and then give them the marketing strategies to improve it.”
Past president of the Dallas Mortgage Bankers Association brings a dozen years’ experience in the residential mortgage industry
Texas residential mortgage law firm Polunsky Beitel Green, LLP (PBG) today announced it has added Hannah Barton to its business development team in Dallas. She’ll be based in the firm’s office there.
“It’s a privilege to join such a forward-thinking team that continues...
Price growth slows as homebuyer demand lags behind rising home inventory
Indicating a slowdown in price appreciation, U.S. home prices on average nudged up just a little — 0.2% — from February to March on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to a new report from tech-powered real estate brokerage Redfin.
That’s the slowest overall growth ra...