Top Mortgage Banks

Originations may increase significantly if investors that have been staying on the sidelines get back in the game.

More than half the highest-ranking companies are licensed GSE affiliates.

This year’s participating mortgage banking firms originated upwards of $148 billion as direct lenders and more than $131 billion as financial intermediaries over the 12 months ending in September 2019.

The industry leaders combined to originate more than $100 billion in direct mortgages over the past 12 months ending Sept. 30, 2018, as well as more than $150 billion as intermediaries.

The 2018 CPE-MHN Top Mortgage Banking Firms survey once again featured a mix of diversified real estate companies and dedicated lending institutions.

The 2018 CPE-MHN Top Mortgage Banking Firms survey once again featured a mix of diversified real estate companies and dedicated lending institutions.

Favorable Financing Source: CPE-MHN survey of mortgage banks By Chris Nebenzahl, Associate Director of Research, Yardi Matrix With interest rates on the rise throughout the second half of 2016, mortgage banks worked hard to provide the best financing for their clients despite volatile times and uncertain futures. In 2017, the real estate industry

Mortgage banking professionals continue to do what they do best: find smart ways to help clients navigate the complicated business of borrowing. And their transactions should continue to ramp up over the next year, according to respondents to the 2015 CPE-MHN Top Mortgage Banking/Brokerage Firms survey.

Mortgage bankers continue to see good things coming for 2014. This optimism is bolstered in part by increased certainty in the lending environment.

Over the next year, the mortgage banking industry is looking at an increase in business overall, but just by a slight edge. Shadowing the industry with uncertainty over Fannie/Freddie on the multifamily side, transaction levels and the economy probably serve to promote some cautious optimism.

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