ICE Experience, AI Webinar, LOS, Inside Sales, BBYS, DSCR Products; Is a Cap on Credit Cards Possible?

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reports that the median age of first-time homebuyers has increased significantly, reaching 40 years old, compared to 29 years old in 1981. Not only that, but first-time home buyer share has fallen to a historic low of 21 percent. If you’re a lender, do you have the products in your arsenal to take advantage of these demographic shifts? In addition, do you have the technology that your clients prefer? In today’s Now Next Later, at 10AM PT, Jodi Hall and Jeremy Potter will focus on technology and innovation. (Today’s podcast can be found here and this week’s are sponsored by Figure. Take advantage of Figure’s technology and products like its fixed HELOC, DSCR loan, piggyback loan, and direct debt paydown, helping you serve more of your existing network and expand into new markets. Hear an interview with Texas MBA’s Erin Dee on the benefits of advocacy at the state association level.) Products, Services, and Software for Brokers and Lenders Kick off the New Year with momentum by taking advantage of January 2026 Specials from LendingPros, designed to help you grow your pipeline fast. Enjoy up to 75 BPS in PRICE IMPROVEMENT on Non-QM with the Select product, or 25 BPS without Select, includes DSCR 5–8 unit and Jumbo loans. (Excludes Seconds, Closed End or Stand-Alone) Learn more. Plus, unlock new growth by expanding into global markets with LendingPros’ NEW Foreign National DSCR program. Register now for their informative webinar on January 14th to gain the confidence and insight you need to serve international investors and reach more clients. Sign up yourself or your team today and start the year strong. Contact your LendingPros AE to learn more about our Non-QM loan programs.
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