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3 Can’t-miss HW Annual panels for new mortgage loan officers

Housing Wire

Did you just begin your career as a mortgage loan officer and need the answers to questions you didn’t even know you had? 3-5, HW Annual is the epicenter of all things housing, and it is taking place in Scottsdale, AZ. Workshop: Creating a Seat at the Table. Reaching Homebuyers in a Purchase Market. Happening Oct.

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Opinion: The role of the LO will soon be very different

Housing Wire

Several historic events over the past few years have brought seismic changes to the way the mortgage lending industry operates. Today, as we face what appears to be the beginning of a modest recovery in the marketplace, we can see the effect of those events in the way mortgage lending has changed forever.

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Chase’s Keosha Burns to speak at engage summit June 17

Housing Wire

Keosha Burns is a seasoned marketing executive who has recently taken on a new role at JPMorgan Chase: executive director, senior advisor, community and affordable lending. That combined expertise is why we invited her to speak at engage.marketing on the panel: Marketing to Reach a Diverse Audience.

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Scott Betley to speak at engage.marketing June 17

Housing Wire

That’s why we’ve invited Scott Betley , a loan officer for NFM Lending , to discuss how companies and personal brands can leverage the user-friendly app to educate potential homebuyers, promote their services and even gain new customers in the new TikTok era at our engage.marketing event on June 17.

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Content specialist Neel Dhingra to speak at engage June 17

Housing Wire

Growing your personal brand is an important skill in a purchase market, which is why we’ve invited Neel Dhingra, a top producing manager at All Western Mortgage , to speak at HousingWire’s annual engage.marketing on June 17.

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CITIES FACE DAUNTING OFFICE-VACANCY CHALLENGE

Will Springer Realtor

Data from the Federal Reserve indicates Goldman Sachs has the highest exposure to commercial loan losses at 16% of its lending total due within the next two years, followed by Morgan Stanley (14%) and Citizens (12%). Seattle (12%) and the Eastside (11%) drove the increase in single-family units sitting on the market as of July 1.