Preparing for 2023: What an Unprecedented Year in Mortgage has Taught Us

2022 has been an unprecedented year in mortgage lending, propelling lenders to closely evaluate their technology investments and prioritize initiatives that increase profitability amid shrinking margins. In this engaging discussion, mortgage industry experts from STRATMOR Group and Snapdocs will discuss the eMortgage trends that emerged in 2022, reveal their industry predictions for 2023, and provide recommendations for lenders to achieve eMortgage success in the new year and beyond.

Date & Time: December 14th, 1 p.m. CT

Sponsored by: Snapdocs

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Meet the Panel:

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Michael Sachdev
President
Snapdocs

Clayton Collins
CEO
HW Media

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Garth Graham
Senior Partner
STRATMOR Group

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Chris Lekousis
EVP of Operations,
Preferred Rate, in partnership with American Pacific Mortgage

Teri-Pansing

Teri Pansing
SVP, Corporate Closing,
Fairway Independent Mortgage


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