The Atlanta-based real estate investment firm, EPM, has recently announced their decision to focus on the wholesale channel for their investments. This is in response to the most challenging mortgage market in decades, in which lenders are increasingly looking for alternatives to manage risk. Despite the challenging conditions, EPM sees the wholesale channel as providing an attractive opportunity for long-term success.
By investing in the wholesale channel, EPM will be able to take advantage of the numerous opportunities presented for lenders. Through the wholesale channel, EPM will help lenders provide services such as delegated underwriting, streamlined processing, and back-end support. These services will help lenders grow their business and stabilize their portfolio. Additionally, EPM will leverage technology to provide automated technologies and innovative technology solutions to help lenders compete in the current market.
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• Atlanta-based real estate investment firm, EPM, announced their decision to focus on the wholesale channel
• Challenging mortgage market in decades
• EPM sees the wholesale channel as providing an attractive opportunity for long-term success
• Investing in the wholesale channel will allow lenders to provide services such as delegated underwriting, streamlined processing, and back-end support
• EPM will leverage technology to provide automated technologies and innovative technology solutions
You can read this full article at: https://www.housingwire.com/articles/epm-doubles-down-on-wholesale-channel-reduces-retail-footprint/(subscription required)
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