Sales, MLO Jobs; Home Ownership, Non-QM, PPE, Sales Tools; Conventional Conforming Updates Jan 12 2021, 8:30AM
Nearly two weeks into 2021 already? I was just getting used to saying “2020.” Now I have to add a syllable every time. “One.” There’s continued talk of companies likeFinance of America, loanDepot, SoFi, and Homepoint going public, and if Caliber and AmeriHome will after delaying things in October. Many experts are predicting another strong housing market in 2021. “Strong” can mean either lots of volume, or price appreciation. Or both. “They” are forecasting increased demand from buyers who delayed purchasing homes due to the pandemic, from existing homeowners who need larger spaces to accommodate parents working from home, children attending school virtually, and from condo owners who are seeking to escape multifamily buildings for single-family houses to mitigate exposure to the virus. The ability to tour homes and close on pu
FinLocker Appoints Former Fannie Mae Head of Digital Products Henry Cason as Chief Executive Officer
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Henry Cason, FinLocker Chief Executive Officer
FinLocker is well-positioned to extend its capabilities in consumer finance as a convergent technology solution. ST. LOUIS (PRWEB) January 12, 2021 FinLocker, a leader of next-generation, digital, consumer-permissioned personal financial assistance tools, announced today that Henry Cason would be the company’s new Chief Executive Officer. Henry succeeds co-founder and CEO Peter Esparrago, who will become FinLocker’s Executive Chairman and will continue to lead key strategic business relationships.
Cason joins FinLocker following 27 years with Fannie Mae. During his tenure at Fannie Mae, Henry was instrumental in the design, development, and launch of a digital suite of products and services that drive automation and efficiencies, improve loan ori
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Mortgage giant Fannie Mae is angling to pull off an 11th-hour exit of government conservatorship before Donald Trump leaves the White House.
The effort is considered a long shot, but senior leaders at the agency have directed employees to be prepared to work over the holidays if a decision is reached on the matter.
Employees were notified last week an announcement regarding the release could come over the holiday season and could include questions that need to be answered quickly.