How to Handle High Loan Volume: Two Lenders Share Their Secrets

Mortgage has always been a fluctuating business that leaves lenders working overtime and scrambling to hire staff when loan volume goes up, only to let them go when volume goes down. When lenders struggle to keep up, this can push closing times from 30 days to 120 days or more, which results in unhappy borrowers who may lose their dream home or decide to take their business to another lender.

Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be so complicated.

Hear from The Mortgage Firm and Waterstone Mortgage, two lenders who are efficiently handling high loan volume without hiring new staff. While some are getting crushed under the overwhelming demand, these savvy lenders have efficient processes that enable them to capitalize on the surge in loan applications. In this webinar, they’ll share their tools and tactics for closing more loans faster and increasing the capacity of their staff.

Date & Time: August 19th, 1 pm CST
Company: Snapdocs

Sheri Nedley
SVP Capital Markets & Operations
The Mortgage Firm
Tom Knapp
CIO
Waterstone Mortgage

Tristin Pittenger
Implementation Manager
Snapdocs

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