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How loan officers are dealing with surging rates and record-low inventory 

Housing Wire

He was cautiously optimistic for a better 2023. The combination of an economic uncertainty, high mortgage rates and persisting affordability challenges will further reduce purchase demand, which keeps Monson and thousands of loan officers up at night. of loans in October, according to the MBA. For the week ending Feb.

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How the Fed’s rate hike will affect the housing market

Housing Wire

neighborhood, housing market, Fall, homes, new house sales, forbearance. The Federal Reserve ’s 75 basis point interest rate hike – its largest since 1994 – proves the central bank is laser-focused on slowing inflation, but loan officers and housing economists don’t expect mortgage rates to come down until consumer prices fall.

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The housing market correction will be deep, and ugly

Housing Wire

You think things are bad in the housing market now? trillion in 2023 will look awfully rosy. Even the most battle-tested industry players are preparing for one of the strongest housing market corrections in decades. Probably, the housing market needs to go to a correction to get to that place.”

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LendingPulse Q2 2023 survey: Mortgage pros share their biggest concerns, market outlook

Housing Wire

Industry players are largely pessimistic about the economic climate and expect interest rates to trend up in the near term future, according to the HousingWire Q2 2023 LenderPulse survey. Economic and Housing Market Outlook Amid the Federal Reserve ‘s efforts to tame inflation, 44.5% a loan officer in Washington noted.

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How top LOs plan to beat the odds in 2023

Housing Wire

“It’s going to be competitive — thin margins, little business and LOs getting out of the industry,” Dave Krichmar, banker at Legend Lending Corporation, said of the mortgage industry in 2023. At least not in the foreseeable future, unless another pandemic would create favorable conditions for the housing market.

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Flyhomes looks to grow via wholesale channel

Housing Wire

While many proptech companies have struggled to adapt to the slower housing market conditions and challenging venture capital environment, Flyhomes is viewing this as a time to grow. Based on 2023 numbers, that will give us 94% coverage of all purchase transactions that have happened in the country.

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Top NJ LO Chris Gallo is getting back to basics in 2023

Housing Wire

Nearly every loan originator is fixated on going after the purchase mortgage market in 2023 following a brutal 2022 — a year in which even some of the top producers saw their origination volume drop to 20%. That is also the case for Chris Gallo, senior loan officer at NJ Lenders Corp. After dropping from $1.2

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