Refinance demand is up 81% compared to last year—are we finally seeing the comeback we’ve been waiting for? In this episode, we dive into the latest CNBC article and discuss what falling mortgage rates mean for loan officers, homeowners, and the broader housing market.
In this episode: Why refinance activity is surging What falling rates mean for buyers and homeowners How loan officers can capitalize on this trend The importance of mortgage reviews and trusted advisors What to expect in 2026 for the industry and Network Funding
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