Loan Think

When it comes to a government-centered society and its deleterious consequences, our Government Mortgage Complex is the undisputed poster child.

You would figure that after the worst housing bust in U.S. history – even worse than the Great Depression – that bargains would abound even in places like California.

A small, inexpensive way to for mortgage loan officers to help Realtors get through an open house, while at the same time building your brand.

We heard an interesting one the other day and it goes like this: certain banks may be asking their residential loan officers to sign an agreement that says they will not pursue their LO mortgage license with the state.

The new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau servicing proposal would have minimal impact on large players. Smaller ones may be challenged.

In today's mortgage business, people want to partner with those they like and trust.

Determining a portfolio’s exact level of risk is particularly challenging due, in part, to the sheer volume of data and information requiring thorough review.

Another mortgage season will soon be upon us, and that is the meeting season.

Given the pace and complexity of changes impacting the mortgage industry, getting it right the first time can be quite a challenge.

If mortgage professionals feel like it’s hunting season on them, they have every right. Everywhere they look it appears that someone in government is trying to over-regulate their business, or sue them for alleged misdeeds that happened during the mortgage industry of yesteryear (pre-2008.)