A Deeper Dive into LO Migration Patterns
Last week, we uncovered that LOs change companies at a pretty consistent rate throughout the year. It sparked interesting dialog, and so we decided to dig in deeper. Turns out there are some differences in movements when you break it down by production cohort. Mega producers doing 101+ units a year tended to move in October and May. For most cohorts, the holidays are actually the slowest time for movement except for the mega producers who avoided switching companies in March and April instead. A more detailed breakdown is available in the table below. Last week we also offered training around recruiting features within RETR. Based on popular demand we’ll be offering that live recruiting training again this week.
Market Movers
Last week, 836 originators switched companies and 954 individuals obtained their NMLS license.
Notable originator movements last week include:
Samer Omeish ($123.4M, 430 units) joined Mutual of Omaha Mortgage, Inc. from Lennar Mortgage, LLC
Odai Mabrouk ($105.7M, 359 units) joined Priority 1 Lending, LLC from NATIONS MORTGAGE, LLC
Sean Condon ($103.9M, 102 units) joined BOKF, National Association from U.S. Bank National Association
Steven Grodzinski ($65.5M, 135 units) joined Cornerstone First Mortgage, LLC from The Newfinity Group INC.
Jeffrey Pabustan ($61.1M, 126 units) joined Canopy Mortgage, LLC from Home Loan Express, LLC
Charles Merrick ($55.4M, 125 units) joined Middletown Valley Bank from Millennium Financial Group, Inc.
John Patterson ($55.3M, 221 units) joined West Capital Lending, Inc. from loanDepot.com, LLC
Nicholas Dolen ($52.9M, 105 units) joined Answer Home Lending, Inc. from Answer Home Loans, Inc.
Samuel Royer ($46.8M, 122 units) joined Reliant Mortgage LLC from CAPITAL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Market Movers (Gainers and Decliners by Producer Volume)
Top Gainers (non-Bank/CU)
Top Decliners by (non-Bank/CU)
Calculations based on last aggregate production of individual LO’s 14 months’ production.
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