To reduce risk, it’s imperative that companies understand every detail of their SaaS vendor’s security. We operate under the philosophy that security is a process that must drive continuous change in order to appropriately respond to emerging threats.
The single security will be implemented in the 2nd quarter of 2019, according to the Federal Housing Finance Authority (FHFA), but many are unaware of how this impacts them. Freddie Mac has released a document, Single Security: What Does It Mean for Freddie Mac Seller/Servicers, that assists with this need for additional information. But first, let’s learn a little more about this initiative.
As the mortgage world gets bigger and more competitive, finding new ways to reach potential borrowers is a must. Relying on old tricks can only get you so far, and lenders that are always learning and using new tricks and tools are in a position to consistently stay ahead of the game.
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We’ve been writing a lot about the mortgage process. We’ve talked about having a strong online presence with rate quoting and mortgage websites. We’ve extensively covered the usefulness of our integrations and APIs in getting the tools and processes you need to better your business. But one thing has been woven into the fabric of all of those things; it’s pivotal to everything that we do, and it should be for you, too. It’s our pricing data.
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Mortgage hedging provides some of the more interesting and complicated questions and scenarios within the industry. There are obvious benefits to doing so – hedging your pipeline properly mitigates risk and allows for trading hedge products that make you more money – but knowing when you should start isn’t always easy. We’ve previously talked about mortgage hedging under the context of knowing when you should be hedging, however having the tools to do so isn’t the same question.
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As the mortgage world speeds up, technology continues to advance, and processes become more condensed, spending your time the right way is crucial. With the number of tools and resources available to lenders, spending excessive time on something that could easily be resolved by implementing the right solution to expedite the process can be a huge detriment to mortgage businesses.
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You’ve worked hard up to this point capturing leads; you’ve put your rates online, cast a wide net to bring in online borrowers, and the hits are finally coming in.
So…now what?
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Complex rules and regulations can be tough for anyone to follow. Being unable to keep up with several moving parts and making sure they’re all within certain guidelines can be a major hindrance for any business, and especially one in the mortgage space. One of the most important areas to stay on top of this in mortgages is with pricing, in which not staying within the set of rules can make accuracy and compliance a big issue. This is evident in point of sale, in which lenders often need pricing data to drive toward a locked loan, and have to rely on that data being fast, accurate, and staying within the rules.
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The first objective for successful online quoting is obviously to get your rates online. However, lenders often overlook the importance of also having a functioning, well-crafted mortgage website.
Tee off with us as we take you through nine holes of the mortgage process, and find out if your mortgage business is up to par.
With online quoting on the rise over the last several years, online leads have responded in kind. There are so many different ways to get leads now, and from so many different sources, that simply mastering one source is no longer good enough in today’s mortgage world.
Online borrowers respond to a lot of different things, and being able to cast a wide enough net to reach the most people is key in an increasingly competitive market. Some want the quickness and ease that comes with giving relatively little information, while others want the assurance that they’ll be given the best possible results by submitting as much information as necessary.