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Mortgage executives on the importance of cost-effective labor, borrower retention amid high rates

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Source: HousingWire
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At last week’s Mortgage Bankers Association Annual Convention & Expo in Chicago, thousands of attendees sought advice on keeping their businesses running smoothly amid a mortgage rate environment that has kept potential borrowers sidelined.

In interviews with HousingWire at the event, industry leaders offered steps to keep costs low and current borrowers engaged so that companies will be prepared for the inevitable pendulum swing back to lower rates.

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