

We are so glad you attended today’s session with Dale on how to protect your business and customers in these unprecedented times.
Before you go, we want to offer you access to Dale’s prescient advice on how to succeed in 2020. While today’s session with necessarily specific to immediate market conditions, this series will guide you toward sustained sales success when the outbreak subsides, and markets recalibrate.
Get a leg-up on your competition post-coronavirus, request Dale’s 2020 Market Update video series now
Hear insights from one of the industry's most-trusted voices on every macro-trend that will affect your business in the year to come.
Coming off a fantastic year in the mortgage industry in 2019, there’s no question that opportunities will abound in 2020; but, those opportunities will be embedded within the most competitive marketplace we will have ever seen.
Though currently tempered by the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, purchase buyer demand should be relatively strong in 2020 thanks to improving affordability and the continued demographic shift toward Millennials.
Inventory has been the Achilles heel of the purchase side of the business for some time now and will continue to be an issue in 2020, especially has seller confidence dwindles in the face of COVID-19. How do you respond? By growing your pipeline and strengthening your borrowers’ offers.
As the “Silver Tsunami“ sees Babyboomers selling off loads of inventory over the next 15 years, the typical borrower will be dual-income, dual-decisionmaker households that are tech-savvy and relationally-minded.
As the typical borrower profile continues to shift, maintaining a diverse product mix will be critical to succeeding in 2020 and beyond! High LTV and low-downpayment offerings will be essential, as will your company’s ability to underwrite loans that factor in multiple income sources and self-employment income.
As dialers, marketing automation, and digital mortgage technology become more ubiquitous, differentiating yourself through human connection will become pivotal to sustaining sales success in 2020 and beyond.