2025 is coming into focus…already

2025 is coming into focus…already

November 21, 20241 min read

In this episode of the Mortgage Heroes weekly podcast, the hosts, Andy, Brian, and Will, reconvene after a trip to visit one of the largest mortgage lenders in the U.S., WM, highlighting their experience and insights gained from the visit.

Key Topics Discussed

Visit to WM Mortgage Lenders

  • Company Size and Amenities: WM boasts significant office space, complemented by recreational facilities including basketball courts and a soccer field.

  • Industry Insights: The trip provided an opportunity to meet other professionals in the mortgage industry, exchange ideas, and discuss challenges and successes in different markets.

  • Networking and Community: The hosts emphasized the value of engaging with a vibrant community of mortgage professionals, fostering a sense of belonging and mutual growth.

Trump's Housing Plan

  • Federal Land Development: The discussion shifts to Trump's proposal to build houses on federal land. The hosts debate the merits and potential implications of allowing private entities to develop these lands to address the housing inventory shortage.

  • Regulatory Aspects: They also touch upon the need for regulatory adjustments to facilitate development while ensuring preservation where necessary.

Market Trends and Buyer Opportunities

  • Housing Inventory and Market Dynamics: The episode covers current trends in housing inventory and market dynamics, discussing how these might influence buyer and seller behaviors.

  • Economic Indicators and Predictions: The hosts speculate on future economic conditions, mortgage rates, and their effects on the housing market.

Rising Mortgage Rates and Buyer Behavior

Mortgage rates continue to rise, impacting market activity. Memo and Andy highlight that while higher rates have subdued the market, they haven't eliminated demand. People who need to buy or sell still do so based on necessity.


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