“Here is an uncomfortable truth: the lender and the vendor both share responsibility for making technology deliver,” said STRATMOR Group’s Senior Advisor Sue Woodard, breaking down the findings of new research by the group.
Read More »Joint Research Finds Room for Improvement in Mortgage Processes
There is always room for improvement, even in a well-oiled machine, and new joint research by Snapdocs and the STRATMOR Group found that 1-in-5 mortgage applicants experienced an ...
Read More »Maintaining an Edge in Mortgage Lending
A new report advised strategies for lenders to remain profitable and examined the factors that are keeping buyers and sellers out of the market. Click through to learn more.
Read More »STRATMOR Gives Top Ranking to MCT Platform
MCT leads in the STRATMOR Technology Insight study in overall satisfaction and lender loyalty.
Read More »Do Lenders Favor Changes to the ATR/QM Rules?
Click through to learn about lenders’ sentiments on the loosening of most CFPB regulations, that also include rules on Ability to Pay and Qualified Mortgages.
Read More »What Can Lenders Do to Stand Out?
As refinance activity declines and housing prices keep rising, lenders are clamoring to attract what few purchase buyers are still out there. But they’ll need to up their game in order to stand out from the pack. What’s the best way to do that? A new report released on Monday has the answer.
Read More »Business Analysts Scarce, But Necessary for Lenders
A new report suggests that business analysts play a vital role in lender success. But finding mortgage-savvy ones? That’s not always easy. Lenders should take action to develop BA candidates internally for best results. / According to a new report, business analysts are crucial to a lender’s success. But a “dearth” in the industry makes mortgage-savvy BA candidates hard to find. In most cases, developing BAs internally is the best course of action for a lender.
Read More »STRATMOR Gives LendingQB High Marks
According to STRATMOR Group’s Technology Insights survey, LendingQB, a provider of a web-based loan origination system (LOS) based in Costa Mesa, California, has received high marks for vendor satisfaction and customer support.
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