Loan Think

We're hearing a lot about underwriting loosening a bit in the residential mortgage world.

It can seem like you are understaffed one minute and overstaffed the next, all the while spending valuable time and resources finding the best and most knowledgeable people.

If you’re a mortgage technology vendor and you’re located in a place not generally known as a hotbed in that industry where do you find skilled employees?

We're hearing that the days of tension between appraisal management companies and individual appraisers may be coming to an end.

Local business professionals come together to interact, establish new connections and to help one another grow their businesses.

We're hearing more and more cities are flirting with the use of eminent domain to condemn mortgages and that is going to cause a lot of trouble for the HUD secretary.

The Men's Wearhouse-George Zimmer situation should be watched by mortgage marketers.

A compliance incident does not have to involve the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or the violation of a consumer protection law to be a concern.

We're hearing from the great state of Washington where there has been an increase of almost 1,200 loan originators from November 2012 through March of this year.

I have some interesting stories and perspectives on how the fine folks on the left coast live, and how they keep coming up with innovative business models to address their ever changing market.