What are you keeping an eye on?

As we close out 2021 and get closer to leaping into 2022, it's inevitable to think about what's ahead.

Good afternoon! Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up here. LOs,   As we close out 2021 and get closer to leaping into 2022, it's inevitable to think about what's ahead.    And so, I reached out to a few of your LO colleagues to get a gist of what topics/ trends they are keeping an eye on in the year to come.    Here are some topics that LOs shared with me:   -Regulatory enforcement from the CFPB, specifically around LO Compensation Rules to amplify in the year to come -Emergence of new tech that will make origination easier both for lenders and borrowers -The cost of NMLS licensing continuing to increase in 2022 (one LO noted that the cost to renew a license jumped by almost 20% from 2020 to 2021) -More non-QM products in the pipeline -Renewed focus on programs that will help first-time homebuyers LOs, what other topics will be relevant in 2022? What will you be keeping an eye on in the new year?   Drop me a line at mvolkova@housingwire.com   Maria Volkova, Mortgage Reporter at HousingWire Anxiety grips LOs as layoffs sweep the industry Mortgage Numerous shops, including Better.com, Interfirst Mortgage, and Freedom Mortgage have announced layoffs in the past few weeks, and some LOs worry their jobs may also be on the chopping block. Make your wishes come true at Finance of America Mortgage What's on your holiday wish list? Spending more time with family? Doubling production and closing deals in half the time? A wider range of loans to answer your clients' every need? Make your wishes a reality - join Finance of America Mortgage today! Sponsored by Finance of America Mortgage This one practice can help lenders stop losing customers Presented by Black Knight Today's consumers want more control and transparency throughout the mortgage shopping process. To remain competitive, lenders must address these evolving expectations by making product and pricing easily accessible to prospective customers. Conforming loan limits draw scrutiny Mortgage, HW+ Exclusive Content Redwood Trust, a major player in the private-label securitization market, sees a looming problem brewing in the housing industry: the expanding conforming loan limits set by the FHFA. Rocket acquires Truebill app for $1.275B in cash Mortgage Rocket Companies announced on Monday it is acquiring the personal finance app Truebill for $1.275 billion. HousingWire, 433 East Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 830, Irving, TX 75039 Manage preferences

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