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Breaking the Cycle: Is AI Really Helpful in Recruiting?

Date Published: April 2026 The mortgage industry is, in many ways, beautifully predictable. The same top producers, the same referral networks, and the same names that surface in every market cycle. And for those of us in talent acquisition, that familiarity can quietly turn into something else. It can turn

The Talent Gap Isn’t Coming—It’s Already Here

Date Published: April 2026 Since 2021, the mortgage industry has seen a staggering 36%–47% decline in active producing loan officers. For hiring managers and leaders, this isn’t just a statistic—it’s a growing challenge to sustain production, support growth, and build the next generation of talent. But there’s a meaningful solution beginning

What Trend Is Quietly Reshaping the Housing Market?

Date Published: March 2026 Few trends have reshaped housing demand as quickly as the rise of remote work. What began as a temporary pandemic shift has evolved into a lasting change in how — and where — Americans live. For the mortgage industry, this shift is influencing everything from homebuyer

How to Keep Top Producing Teams Thriving…and Happy

Date Published: Feb 2026 According to a recent article in the National Mortgage News, for mortgage lenders across the country, finding and keeping good talent is crucial. But in order to do so, companies need to think about what they’re offering their people to get them to stay. Employees nowadays

Recruiters and Lenders Must Strategize Differently in 2026

Date Published: January 2026 For a long time, mortgage recruiting followed a simple playbook: post an opening, wait for résumés, hire when volume picks up. In today’s market, that approach just doesn’t cut it anymore. As we head into 2026, one thing is becoming crystal clear: the best talent isn’t

Executive Job Search Strategy

In last month’s edition, we discussed the exodus of Loan Officers in 2024, and that we’re seeing an uptick in hiring so far in 2025. We continue to see that trend, particularly at the Executive level. If you’re an Executive thinking about your next role, or have already started your