Mortgage Impact Podcast Jake Fehling

We all view the world in a different way. And through our lenses we develop unconscious bias, both good and bad. Check out this discussion on how unconscious bias affects you and those around you. This episode was led by Movement Mortgage CEO Casey Crawford, Dr. Nicole Martin of the American Bible Society and Director of Movement Direct, Montell Watson.

Freddie Mac turned 50 this week! In the latest episode of the Mortgage Impact Podcast, we sat down with Freddie's Deputy Chief Economist, Len Kiefer, about what data you should be paying attention to in 2020, and much more.

Join us as we sit down with Jessica Lautz, the Vice President of Demographics at the National Association of Realtors. Get a closer look at where the market is headed. What's the newest trend in who is buying together? Hint: It's not couples.

Did you know the current 30-percentage-point gap between black and white homeownership is larger than it was in 1968, when housing discrimination was legal? That's a problem that needs to be addressed. Join the leader of Movement's Black American homeownership initiative, Montell Watson, and the Vice President of Housing Finance Policy for the Urban Institute, Alanna McCargo, on this edition of the Mortgage Impact Podcast. Now’s the time to listen and learn about what we can do to help.

https://www.urban.org/research/publication/how-economic-crises-and-sudden-disasters-increase-racial-disparities-homeownership

https://www.urban.org/urban-wire/five-point-strategy-reducing-black-homeownership-gap

This edition of the Mortgage Impact Podcast features Julian Hebron, a financial and housing industry veteran and the founder of The Basis Point. We tackle what's happening in the housing industry right now, where some mortgage companies are missing an opportunity and what loan officers need to be taking into account in this dynamic year.

In this episode, Movement Mortgage CEO Casey Crawford sits down with Xinnix CEO Casey Cunningham. Xinnix has been working with Movement since the beginning to help develop strong leadership. They discuss a little back story on Casey Crawford's start in the mortgage business and how Movement got its name.