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KHufford

5316 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:23:41 AM
Ideas and Opinions from Donald Trump and TrumpU Faculty.

There May Be Too Many Fingers in The Pie...

by Brett Carman on 7/1/2008 at 6:50 PM


Today I am wanting to discuss the topic of too much real estate finance competition in the lending industry causing consumers to have paralysis of analysis. We are inundated with advertisers trying to get us to use their financing. Everyone from our insurance agent, realty agent, bank teller, home builder, accountant, lawyer, financial planner, tax preparer, accounting software company, newspaper and magazine subscription and web search engines are trying to sell us a mortgage. I apologize to any bartender or golf pro who I may have omitted from my list.

The fact remains that with so many of our current trusted advisors and vendors soliciting us, who do we trust to get us a fair deal and do so with competency, efficiency and full disclosure? Prior to about 10 years ago, you had mortgage bankers and mortgage brokers. All they did were loans and they did them well. They belonged to their local trade associations and participated in their communities. They weren’t in India or in a call center in California with a name you couldn’t pronounce or a number that could only dial out if they needed something from you. They didn’t push product that would be to your detriment like “negative-amortization” because they knew it probably was a bad long term program for you.

I think I liked it better the old way in real estate investing because in our search to have bragging rights to the lowest rate, we have sacrificed customer service, product knowledge and experience. Your next loan for an investment property could be processed by someone with little or no experience and with all that is riding on an on-time closing that needs to be hassle-free and be structured to your advantage, why leave it up to chance? There are just too many ways to screw it up to have an amateur working on your loan. Am I right?
mantixmortgage

2669 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:30:50 AM
i think this was more the case 2 years ago, or even 1 year ago. now it seems like its mostly people who know their stuff. mostly...
KHufford

5316 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:45:33 AM
quote:
Originally posted by mantixmortgage

i think this was more the case 2 years ago, or even 1 year ago. now it seems like its mostly people who know their stuff. mostly...



Are you kidding? Just take a look at half the BO posts..and thats a small section of brokers who are actually trying to get things done by posting and takign the time to do that, most dont.


"There are too many brokers in the business still"


Signed,

Jerome Bettis is from Detroit


jbelman

242 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:06:27 PM
IN MY OWN OPINION THERE IS STILL ALOT OF BROKERS OUTHERE ...
mantixmortgage

2669 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:20:43 PM
true im saying its not AS bad, but still bad

and lol @ kyle


pizza guys that also offer mortgages are just being rebellion

signed, pacman jones
dtabar

735 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:28:57 PM
war..too many brokers
war too many fingers in the pie(nasty anaology)
war..better quality LO's.

signed,
angelo mozilo
KHufford

5316 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:34:33 PM
quote:
Originally posted by mantixmortgage

true im saying its not AS bad, but still bad

and lol @ kyle


pizza guys that also offer mortgages are just being rebellion

signed, pacman jones



Maybe all those brokers should go work at the "scrip club"..
jbelman

242 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:35:31 PM
quote:
Originally posted by KHufford

quote:
Originally posted by mantixmortgage

true im saying its not AS bad, but still bad

and lol @ kyle


pizza guys that also offer mortgages are just being rebellion

signed, pacman jones



I THINK THEY WILL MAKE MORE THERE..
Maybe all those brokers should go work at the "scrip club"..


mantixmortgage

2669 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:36:51 PM
it aint no sin in goin to the scrip club!
KHufford

5316 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:43:15 PM
I DO a lot of mortgages ...because I GET a lot of mortgages...
KHufford

5316 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:44:44 PM
If you can't make it in this market, then.....STEP YOUR GAME UP!

mantixmortgage

2669 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  12:45:47 PM
step ya game up
step ya game up

gimme back my son
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mortgagemessiah

7911 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  1:03:19 PM
I'm glad this economic down turn is thinning the herd becaue it means thing swill back to they way they used be. You won't mortgage brokers who barely graduated from high school or convicted thefts writing loans.
RockSexton

531 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  1:18:36 PM
quote:
Originally posted by dtabar

war..too many brokers
war too many fingers in the pie(nasty anaology)
war..better quality LO's.

signed,
angelo mozilo



Hahah someone likes the Jim Rome Show.
RANDY P

2407 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  1:25:34 PM
At last, an article of reason..

I agree wholeheartedly.

rjp
RockSexton

531 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  1:32:21 PM
quote:
Originally posted by RANDY P

At last, an article of reason..

I agree wholeheartedly.

rjp



Ya it's still madness out there. I mean aside from the noticeable absence of Quicken ads, I still hear radio ads and see television ads laden with deception. Guys like Hayes Barnard of Paramount Equity and John Shibley of Lenox are still parading around talking about Fed rate cuts. Ditech runs those ridiculous ads with the transparent offices. As I've been scouring the job listing sites, it seems like there's a whole mess of new mortgage companies looking for LO's, especially ones with no prior experience.

What's ironic is that you know the banks want to be fully automated at some point....and they don't need mega-salar guys as customer service reps on those kinds of systems....just $10 to $12 per hour phone jockeys.

This whole industry feels like it's had a lobotomy.
cspatmon

1236 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  1:34:42 PM
I'm also in agreement. It will cut down on my dialogue...."Sorry about that Mr & Mrs etc..borrower that you got screwed by some unscrupulous company" "I can't agree with you more, and understand your distrust"...........
KHufford

5316 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  1:37:00 PM
quote:
Originally posted by Boner in Sweatpants

War... All LOs required to be licensed

Signed,
Blue tooth wearing, fannie pack guy


P.S. KHuff, Howz my *** taste?







"All LO's should be licensed"

Signed,

AJ HAWK IS DATING BRADY QUINNS SISTER

TREVOR IMMELMAN KNEW GARY PLAYER AS A KID

PAUL PIERCE IS FROM INGLEWOOD



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cpruitt

1608 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  1:37:40 PM
I think 80% of the loan officers still in the business today will be gone before this is over with.
RANDY P

2407 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  1:42:30 PM
Well, it cheapens the industry when everyone is hooring themselves out with sugary, gimmicky, pandering ads.

It's hard to be taken seriously when there are so many promising the same thing. Nature of competition I guess, but the thing is LO's are like busses these days- you miss one, there's always another and the borrowers know this.

rjp
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darkstar

16014 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  1:45:52 PM
There are still a lot of bad brokers out there, house cleaning is not even close to being done, IMHO...
frank drigotas j

762 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  2:00:14 PM
"I think 80% of the loan officers still in the business today will be gone before this is over with."

Carl, above


That's right. Including some bombastic, juvenile (read: kiddie) posters on this thread.


dollar
KHufford

5316 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  2:09:38 PM
quote:
Originally posted by frank drigotas jr

"I think 80% of the loan officers still in the business today will be gone before this is over with."

Carl, above


That's right. Including some bombastic, juvenile (read: kiddie) posters on this thread.


dollar



Dollar is DEAD
RockSexton

531 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  2:15:37 PM
quote:
Originally posted by RANDY P

Well, it cheapens the industry when everyone is hooring themselves out with sugary, gimmicky, pandering ads.

It's hard to be taken seriously when there are so many promising the same thing. Nature of competition I guess, but the thing is LO's are like busses these days- you miss one, there's always another and the borrowers know this.

rjp



I had an applicant tell me after I turned her down that if I couldn't do it, she's certain she can find someone who can. She was a 531 FICO, 67% DTI, and no co-borrower to help her out with the income. I ran her thru DO for an FHA cash-out scenario and no matter how I arranged the liabilities being paid off to lower the DTI, it was a refer/ineligible simply because her housing expense was 47%. Let's not forget that the likelihood at the value coming in at what she would need it to lower the DTI about 15% was unlikely at best.

I tried to reason with her and get her to see she's just wasting her time (and her credit score) shopping around at this point but she just wasn't having it. Most of these people think there's some magic loan that'll pop up out of nowhere.
main st

55 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  2:17:04 PM
I did my part to help, I left the industry lol
Managing Prime

2394 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  2:22:06 PM
Need at least another 50% out.
katbunk

1574 Posts

Posted - 07/02/2008 :  2:26:31 PM
quote:
Originally posted by EricBarry

10 years from now (or sooner), worms will be eating away at his lifeless corpse in some unattended Mississippi grave while we continue to make a comfortable living in wholesale lending.



I've determined that you're just not a very nice person from most of your posts.
SoCalRay

1535 Posts

Posted - 07/08/2008 :  10:06:53 AM
My favorite thing to do is ask wholesale AE's how many 1003's they receive that are not completely filled out.



katbunk

1574 Posts

Posted - 07/08/2008 :  10:18:36 AM
quote:
Originally posted by EricBarry

quote:
Originally posted by katbunk

quote:
Originally posted by EricBarry

10 years from now (or sooner), worms will be eating away at his lifeless corpse in some unattended Mississippi grave while we continue to make a comfortable living in wholesale lending.



I've determined that you're just not a very nice person from most of your posts.


People like him make me root for cancer



Until it gets you or a loved one.
KHufford

5316 Posts

Posted - 07/08/2008 :  10:29:24 AM
quote:
Originally posted by EricBarry

Slow and painful or quick and sudden, either way we win.



Your really starting to piss me off bud, get the F out of here. I think we all have people in our families that have been hurt by cancer, I see your trying to be funny, but I assure you its it very bad taste and not very funny in the least.
katbunk

1574 Posts

Posted - 07/08/2008 :  10:32:45 AM
Obviously someone who has zero life experience.
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darkstar

16014 Posts

Posted - 07/08/2008 :  10:35:33 AM
DON'T FEED THE TROLLS!
hertz

611 Posts

Posted - 07/08/2008 :  10:40:03 AM
Eric sounds like a 19 year old, immature punk. Can't beleive he hasn't been "band" yet. The watermelon comment a week or so ago should have been enough.
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bramous

873 Posts

Posted - 07/08/2008 :  10:54:25 AM
quote:
Originally posted by hertz

Eric sounds like a 19 year old, immature punk. Can't beleive he hasn't been "band" yet. The watermelon comment a week or so ago should have been enough.



He's gone.....

hertz

611 Posts

Posted - 07/08/2008 :  12:09:00 PM
Good.
clos25

413 Posts

Posted - 07/08/2008 :  12:24:37 PM
Lo's around my area had certainly cut down. a few months ago, I met up with my ex branch manager to hang out and he told me he closed a loan that one of my felow loan officer couldn't get done. and a couple weeks ago he called me again to tell me that they were both dealing with the same client. odd. hopefully it continues to cut down...less competition, more loans for me.
CoolMtgGuy

2023 Posts

Posted - 07/08/2008 :  12:35:50 PM
Best statement that I have seen so far. I agree wholeheartedly!

I wish they'd require EVERY originator to be bonded, trained, and serve an internship under a mentor ... then shoot the mentor if the originator is cut loose to originate loans prematurely!

quote:
Originally posted by darkstar

There are still a lot of bad brokers out there, house cleaning is not even close to being done, IMHO...

ComLender

1253 Posts

Posted - 07/08/2008 :  12:54:06 PM
The big problem is that any inexperienced LO can make $5MM in two weeks just from shopping a $70MM casino loan on BO, so there's little incentive for them to leave the business.
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