The end-to-end digital mortgage: debunking myths and unlocking real opportunities to improve profit margins and consumer experience

As the state of the real estate market forces more lenders to take a hard look at efficiency and profitability, the move to digital mortgage processes is taking on more urgency. While most lenders have made strides in digitizing loan origination, fewer have focused on the other stages of the loan process. That leaves a lot of low-hanging fruit and opportunities for lenders to modernize and digitize more stages in the loan process.

If you’re looking to achieve better operational efficiency and an improved consumer experience through end-to-end digitization of the mortgage process, then tune in on Sept. 8th at 1 pm CT for a live discussion between HousingWire and leading industry experts.

Date & Time: September 8th, 1 p.m. CT

Sponsored by: Accurate Group

Watch now:

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Meet the Panel:

Paul-Doman-1

Paul Doman
President and CEO,
Accurate Group

Carolyn-Gorman

Carolyn Gorman
Senior Vice President, Mortgage Director,
Huntington National Bank

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Jay Plum
Executive Vice President, Mortgage and Home Equity Lending,
Fifth Third Bank

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