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Another one of our Wildcards just hit! 🏡💰 Could this be the move that changes everything?

Ryan Hills dives deep into what this could mean for real estate professionals, homebuyers, and the entire mortgage industry. Should Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac be privatized, or should they remain under government control? Weigh in below & share your thoughts!

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Mortgage Rates / GSE Privatization / Impact of AI / CFPB / Volume / Sales Opportunities / MSR Values

💥 Are you ready for what’s next in real estate and mortgage? Ryan Hills is joined by Ryan Hayes and Rob Pieklo to discuss bold strategies, market trends, and what 2025 might have in store for the housing industry.

Whether you’re a realtor, lender, or homebuyer, this episode is packed with value you can’t afford to miss!

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0:00 - Introduction 4:00 What Will Shape the Housing Industry in 2025? 7:30 Future of the CFPB 28:00 Why Rate Comparisons Vary Wildy Now 31:00 Are the GES’s Choosing Winners and Losers Resulting in an Unfair Advantage? 36:00 Where Is The Opportunity? 41:30 Ounces of Effort = Pounds of Results!

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🏠 Imagine a world where mortgage approvals are quick, seamless, and powered by the latest tech! In this episode of The RE Source, Ryan Hills breaks down a HousingWire article that inspired a fresh look at the mortgage process. From AI-driven prequalification to blockchain for secure records, we’re exploring what a tech-forward mortgage industry could look like.

Say goodbye to outdated guidelines and hello to innovation! Whether you’re in real estate, a loan officer, or curious about the future of finance, this episode dives deep into the game-changing ideas that could redefine lending as we know it. Don’t miss out!

Rethinking Mortgages ⬇ 1. Enhanced Data Collection and Analysis Integrated Data Platforms: Develop a centralized platform that collects and integrates data from various sources, such as credit bureaus, employment databases, and financial institutions, to create a comprehensive borrower profile.

Real-Time Analytics: Use AI to analyze the data in real time, providing lenders with a holistic view of the borrower’s financial health and eligibility.

2. Automated Prequalification and Underwriting AI-Powered Prequalification: Implement AI tools that assess credit scores, income, debt, and spending habits instantly. This can provide potential borrowers with prequalification letters within minutes, enhancing the speed of the process. Smart Underwriting Algorithms: Utilize machine learning algorithms to analyze historical lending data and predict borrower risk, allowing for faster and more accurate underwriting decisions.

3. Risk Assessment and Pricing Optimization Dynamic Risk Scoring Models: Develop advanced risk assessment models that incorporate alternative data sources, such as rental payment history and utility bills, to provide a more inclusive evaluation of borrowers. Personalized Loan Pricing: Use AI to create customized loan pricing based on individual risk profiles, allowing for fairer and more competitive rates.

4. Streamlined Documentation and Verification Document Automation: Implement AI-driven document recognition and extraction technologies to automatically process and verify borrower documents, reducing manual work and human error. Digital Identity Verification: Use biometric technologies and secure digital identity verification tools to streamline the authentication process, enhancing security and efficiency.

5. Transparent Communication and Support AI Chatbots for Customer Service: Deploy AI chatbots to provide instant answers to borrower inquiries, guide them through the application process, and offer personalized loan options based on their profile. Transparent Progress Tracking: Create a user-friendly dashboard for borrowers to track the status of their loan applications, ensuring transparency throughout the process.

6. Post-Closing Support and Education AI-Driven Financial Coaching: Provide borrowers with access to AI-driven financial education platforms that help them understand their mortgages, budgeting, and homeownership responsibilities. Ongoing Engagement: Use CRM systems powered by AI to maintain ongoing communication with borrowers, offering refinancing options or financial advice tailored to their evolving needs.

7. Regulatory Compliance and Reporting Automated Compliance Monitoring: Implement AI tools that continuously monitor and ensure compliance with Fannie Mae guidelines and other regulatory requirements, reducing the risk of errors and penalties. Real-Time Reporting: Utilize data analytics to generate real-time compliance reports, making it easier for lenders to stay informed about regulatory changes and requirements.

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🔥 Here’s a hot take... It doesn’t matter if the Fed cuts rates! Mortgage Rates can still come down! 💰 Last Friday reminded us of a crucial lesson: the Federal Funds rate doesn't directly impact mortgage rates. While everyone awaits the Fed’s decisions, it’s essential to remember this distinction. Even when the Fed raises rates, mortgage rates can drop, as we've seen in previous cycles. 📉

📈 Job growth unexpectedly slowed last Friday, leading to a rally in Mortgage-Backed Securities (MBS) and an improvement in mortgage rates. This demonstrates that market forces, not just Fed policy, influence mortgage rates. While lowering inflation and interest rates is crucial for many Americans, we shouldn’t solely rely on Fed actions for rate improvements. 🏠

🕰️ Looking back at past content, like younger Ryan explaining this phenomenon, serves as a great reminder of the evergreen nature of this topic. Leveraging such content helps reinforce today's point and emphasizes that mortgage rates can improve independently of Fed decisions. 💡

📉 Additionally, let’s not overlook the potential for QE interventions by the Fed to impact mortgage rates. While not ideal, it remains a possibility. Therefore, it’s important to recognize that various factors beyond the Fed's control can influence mortgage rates. 🔄

📚 In summary, while awaiting Fed decisions on rates, it's crucial to understand that mortgage rates can move independently. This recent reminder underscores the need to consider broader market dynamics and historical trends when analyzing mortgage rate movements. Share this insight with others to broaden their understanding and stay informed! 📊

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The Truth About The FED & Mortgage Rates!

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Are you a Loan Officer or Realtor feeling beaten down by the current market? You're not alone. This week on "The RE Source," Ryan Hills tackles the pervasive issue of Imposter Syndrome that's touching professionals across the industry. We delve into why this phenomenon is particularly rampant now and offer tangible steps to regain your confidence. From redefining what constitutes a "win" in tough times to embracing mentorship and consistent self-reflection, we provide you with the tools to not only survive but thrive. Subscribe to our channel for more empowering insights every Monday, helping you build resilience and reclaim your professional prowess in any market condition.

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PERMATM THEORY OF WELL-BEING AND PERMATM WORKSHOPS

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