State of the Market

A look into the past to help us with the future.

The benefits of strengthening your relationships in 2023. 

As we approach a hard year in 2023, credit unions may see a spike in member delinquency, or cases of members having to foreclose on their homes. 

Credit unions have an advantage over other lenders when it comes to retention. But

• How digital servicing tools have moved from optional to necessary.

Listen in as Jennifer Linamen of Black Knight discusses ways credit unions can use

In this podcast, we explore how credit unions can work towards long-term viability in a fluctuating mortgage market. Listen as we discuss:

• Current market overview

From interest rates and margins, to cost structure adjustments, there’s a lot to consider in the balancing act of today’s mortgage market. The good news is that with the right partners, credit unions never have to juggle it all alone. 

It is anticipated that this year will be slower for the mortgage industry and

The last 18 months were historic for the mortgage industry. The COVID crisis sparked a record number of refinances and purchase volume remained strong amid limited supply.

But nothing lasts forever, and recent industry predictions forecast a challenging market ahead. The year 2022 doesn’t have to be a lost cause, however. Upcoming changes to the mortgage market present significant opportunity for credit unions that are willing to implement creative, proactive strategies.

The world of regulation and compliance shifts quickly and frequently. Changes in government administration, the economy, and other areas of the market often impact compliance priorities. We are currently in a season of transition. The best thing credit unions can do right now is invest in the tools and technology they use to evaluate their compliance.

Hear more about this from Andrew Duncan, our SVP, Mortgage Technology & Compliance here at TruHome.

The real estate market has always experienced peaks and valleys, but the current climate is something we’ve never seen before. 

Buyers today often must make above-asking-price offers just to get a seller's attention, and high-sale prices have many people worrying about the future of their investments. 

But even in this strong seller's market, there are many ways credit unions can support their members.

Profitability may not be the first thing you associate with credit unions, but in an

For credit unions, one of the most profitable but often overlooked sources of potential

Listen in as TruHome President, Doug Hoelscher, shares more!