Now more than ever, it’s up to you to be the “knowledge broker” your community needs. It’s time to step up and be the one who is setting the record straight and providing much-needed guidance in your marketplace. Here’s one way how…
For today’s episode of #ThrowbackThursday, I’m sharing a webinar I did on April 3, 2020 and I was joined by the team of Keeping Current Matters, the CEO and Chief Content Creator, Steve Harney and David Childers, Vice President of Content and Marketing. We covered important data surrounding mortgages, home loans, and forbearance.
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3 thoughts on “Being the trusted advisor on this week in housing #tbt”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jill Spady says:

    Need short rant….
    The banks need deferment. The forebearance may be a negative at the end of those few short months.
    We bailed them out. How soon they forget.
    How simple to add the payments to the end with a term modification.
    If they feel they're losing something, add 1/4% to those months.

    Tom, the info this group has been sharing is great. Ive been sharing and getting really positive feedback.

    Thank you!

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars sabina sayegh says:

    With 2ND Stimulus ..it might be built in to pay landlord direct instead of it going to tenant.

  3. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Craig Brock says:

    Thank you Tom for saying for forbearance is for borrowers who need it because they are out of work or can't pay. I suspect there will be credit challenges down the road for borrowers who take forbearance, spread the word. The Realtors lifesaver for some deals is the piggyback loan referred to as subordinate loan here if someone can't get a jumbo. When Wells, Chase and Caliber shut off the spicket other lenders take notice.

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