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Recognizing ROI: Improve Margins with a Connected Transaction

The cost to originate is steeper than ever despite there also being more technology at your disposal than ever before. How is this possible? The latest data shows that loan origination costs surged to a new high of $11,000 per loan in the third quarter of 2022. Companies cannot  afford inefficiencies that continue to compress their margins. 

While lenders, title and escrow companies have implemented beneficial technology point solutions to help alleviate the challenges, they’ve created a new problem — siloed systems that compound inefficiencies and productivity. 

There’s still a path forward that provides homebuyers with a digitally forward, transparent, and unified experience but it needs to include a closer look at how you’re harnessing that technology to create automation. This is the true answer to overcoming inefficiencies and mitigating margin compression 

In this webinar, we will discuss how all parties should be thinking differently about how they work together for a more connected transaction—the key to unlocking true automation, efficiency, and transparency.

Date & Time: April 20th, 1 p.m. CT

Sponsored by: Qualia

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Click here to download the deck used in this webinar.

Meet the Panel:

Sarah-Wheeler-

Sarah Wheeler
Editor In Chief,
HousingWire

Jennifer Fortier

Jennifer Fortier
Principal,
STRATMOR Group

Mark-Heslop

Mark Heslop
Head of Product,
Qualia


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