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Hi all! I work as an originator at a small local bank. My boss recently asked me what thoughts and ideas I had to help us stay competitive in this market. I thought it was a great question and I gave him some thoughts:
keeping our land loans competitive because these are future construction loans. We already have a great construction product.
we do a lot with second homes and investments. Trying to keep aggressive with these since they seem to be getting under contract more than first time homebuyers with smaller down payments.
people are piling into ARMs a lot more than fixed rates right now. I know our pricing desk has a method to their madness, but when our 7/6m ARM is sitting at 4%, can't we call it 3.99%? Looks a lot better to customers.
What do you all think? If you could meet with the high ups at your lending institution what ideas would you pitch?
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