One of our favorite “Home Business Grows Big” stories is the success story of Carteret Mortgage.
What that reminds us is that many individuals are selling mortgages out of home based or small office shops.
With mortgage applications at an 8 year low, it makes you wonder how home based mortgage sales people are doing.
Are they doing better than the big shops, worse, or about the same?
There are still first time home buyers and people wanting to leave apartments and buy.
But how are the small shops doing I wonder? I’d love to hear your comments?
Certainly “this too shall pass” but the meantime can always be rough.
What ancillary products or services do mortgage sellers use to make money in these lean markets?
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