The Mortgage Industry and Consumer Mortgage Demand follow definitive
patterns that span 7 year periods.
If you are a Mortgage Professional who pays attention to this pattern, you
will be prepared as opportunity presents itself.
Focusing on life cycle changes is the key to
staying ahead of the pattern.
Great
service and competent advice is what survives the test of time in the Mortgage
Industry.
There are not short cuts that
last.
Many in the industry think mortgage rates matter.
They do not.
Although clients want market rates, we sell a commodity that has limited
variability. Mortgages satisfy a need that is different for each
client. Lower rates make loans more accessible and give clients a sense
of a better deal; however, everything in the economy holds certain
relationships.
When rates are at 4%, employment is low, housing valuations are low, consumer
confidence is generally low.
When rates
move higher as they are today, employment is generally improving, housing
valuations are inflating, and consumer confidence is strong due to higher stock
prices and rising wages.
Mortgages that
meet a consumer’s need are always a great idea in any market.
Focus on the mortgage product and how it
benefits your life.
Work with a Licensed Mortgage Originator. At Southeast Mortgage, we
train our Originators to ask questions to determine the true client need so they
can fit the product properly.
Although
mortgage rates are rising, everything else is also.
If your expenses double and your income double,
has anything changed?
Need matters.
Real Estate Agents and Realtors that want client referrals and clients
throughout their life cycle choose Mortgage Service Providers like Southeast
Mortgage to ensure the service is fast and pleasant with the client getting the
right product for their need.
A great
Client Relationship Management process that keeps Realtors in front of their
past clients each year builds organic growth for Realtors and Mortgage
Professionals.
As the cycle repeats, you
will be prepared.
Cal Haupt
Chief Executive Officer
Southeast Mortgage of Georgia, Inc. est. 1993
www.southeastmortgage.com
770-279-0222
Good article from CNBC discussing the surge in applications that results from this phase of the cycle. Although rates are moving up, everything else is moving up faster thus mortgage volumes surge. The issue is you have to be structured properly to support Real Estate Agents and Realtors in the purchase side of the mortgage industry. 90% of Southeast Mortgage's volume is purchase loans due to a structure that meets client need and helps Realtor's grow their business through great service and our free Client Relationship Manager.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/100944993