CPC Mortgage Company: Affordable & Responsible Solutions

CPC Mortgage Company brings social responsibility to mortgage industry

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

There’s a formidable new player in the affordable and workforce multifamily mortgage market: CPC Mortgage Company, a cooperative of nonprofit lenders the Community Preservation Corporation (CPC), National Equity Fund (NEF) and Cinnaire. Bringing a nonprofit lens and service to the agency mortgage industry A first-of-its-kind cooperative, CPC Mortgage Company combines its partner companies’ affordable lending and investing expertise and geographic reach with a full suite of Freddie Mac, Fan...

Thrive Mortgage to acquire American Mortgage Service Company

housingwire housingwire | 1 year ago

The acquisition will strengthen Thrive’s retail channel and bring with it new territories amidst arguably the most challenging mortgage market since the early 1980s. The post Thrive Mortgage to acquire American Mortgage Service Company appeared first on HousingWire.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Professional: A Great Career Option

constructionplacements constructionplacemen... | 1 year ago

Last Updated on May 29, 2022 by Admin What is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? How it is one of the lucrative career options and how do you become a CSR professional? Many businesses are now extremely concerned with ensuring that their practices, processes, products, and procedures are ethical, environmentally friendly, and sustainable. They consider themselves as having a ‘business social duty,’ in other words (CSR). This dedication to corporate social responsibility (CSR) stems in pa...

From Pro Soccer to Mortgage Industry W/ Brian Covey

jakeandgino jakeandgino | 2 years ago

How do you go from pro soccer player to VP of one of the largest mortgage companies in America – more importantly what did he learn along the way, the answer is A LOT! Once an Olympic USA Soccer Player, Brian quickly learned how to get “cut” and literally… get cut. Fitness and mindset became masteries for Brian very early as his career was affected by the 2007 market crash just years after his soccer team days came to an end, right when he was raising toddlers with his wife Nicole. Brian...

Sherry Riano On New Mortgage Industry Regulations

timandjulieharris timandjulieharris | 8 years ago

Are you ready for changing mortgage regulations? This is a commission-critical issue for many agents - so don't get caught unaware, and join Sherry Riano from DNC Mortgage as we discuss what these new regulations mean to you! Sherry is the Vice President of Business Development for DNJ Mortgage. Sherry has been helping clients realize their home ownership dreams for over 16 years, and her passion lies in helping people properly position themselves so that they can leverage maximum benefit from ...

bntouch bntouch | 1 year ago

Housing prices have risen considerably in the last year, with no clear end in sight.... The post 5 Mortgage Industry Trends to Drive Business in 2022 appeared first on .

Mortgage industry liquidity risk returns

In-depth analysis, data and st... In-depth analysis, d... | 1 year ago

By any measure, the past 24 months have been a roller coaster for the residential mortgage industry. In June 2020, the Fed was buying billions of dollars per day in Treasury debt and mortgage-backed securities, driving rates below 3% and pushing lending volumes for the year to record levels. Two years later, those rates touched above 6% and issuance of all new mortgage paper is now at a run rate half of 2020’s or below $200 billion per month.A year ago, the industry was concerned with mopping...

Rising Interest Rates Shake Up the Mortgage Industry

epicrealestate epicrealestate | 6 years ago

Demand for mortgages has tumbled amid rising rates, and generally speaking home prices have the American dream on hold. The post Rising Interest Rates Shake Up the Mortgage Industry appeared first on SoFi.

Kansas governor signs game-changing mortgage industry bill

bizjournals bizjournals | 2 years ago

Previously, a decades-old Kansas law required mortgage loan originators to conduct all their work from a licensed office. That changes with a new bill signed into law Thursday.