How Loan Officers can Retain, Recapture, and Respond in Real Time to their Customers
Dustin Gray, Founder & CEO, Homeowners.ai . Key Highlights: 80% of borrowers forget their loan officer within 3-6 months-Why?; birthday card...
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Mortgage Manager Playbook
Pat Sherlock’s podcast features interviews with top mortgage sales leaders who share their insights on how to tackle the toughest challenges facing managers today.
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20 of 228 episodes2nd Half Outlook for 2026
Joe Camerieri, SVP, Sales & Strategy, Lenders One. Key Highlights: AI isn’t the magic bullet---lenders are aiming at the wrong target; the r...
Training & Development Matter More Than Ever
Dustin Owen, Creator & Host of The Loan Officer Podcast (TLOP) . Key Highlights: mortgage industry lacks true business management discipline...
Managing Top Producers
Molly Dean, SVP of Production , Leader One Financial. Key Highlights: top producers don’t want to be left alone—they want meaningful support...
Building a High Performance Sales Team
Rebecca Costanzo, Director, Mortgage Originations at United Community Bank. Key Highlights: high-performing teams ae built through coaching;...
Coaching and Success in Origination
Eric Mitchell, Chief Revenue Officer , NEXA Mortgage. Key Highlights include: AI is no longer optional; your CRM is the foundation; coaching...
Technology Should Be a Multiplier, Not a Fix
Pat interviewed Ryan Todd, Chief Capital Markets Officer, V.I.P. Mortgage . Key Highlights: fix the process before buying more technology; m...
Build a Book that Stays: Turning One-Time Client into Lifetime Revenue
Brian Koss, Regional Manager, Movement Mortgage. Key Highlights: 80% of borrowers forget their loan officer within 2-3 years; generic drip c...
Building a Future Mortgage Company
Jay Promisco, CEO, GO Mortgage . Key Highlights: the old mortgage model is dying; AI won’t fix a broken company; the loan officer of the fut...
Episode 316: Turning Customer Experience into Revenue: Lessons from Secret Shopping
Tom Finnegan, Principal, Stratmor Group. Key highlights: secret shopping reveals the real customer experience; lack of follow-up is a key pr...
Episode 315: 2026 Trends in Production
Dave Savage, Chief Growth Officer, TrustEngine & Founder, Mortgage Coach. Key Highlights: the game has shifted from transactional to advisor...
Episode 314: Paradox of the P&L Management
Stephen Moye, Producing Sales Mgr/Sr. Loan Officer, New American Funding. Key Highlights include: ownership is often given without readiness...
Episode 313: Achieving High Productivity in Sales
Jay Crowell, President, National Retail Division, Cornerstone Home Lending . Key Highlights: mission over money drives long-term success; th...
Episode 312: The Why of Money: Change or Become Irrelevant
Eric Mitchell, Chief Revenue Officer , NEXA Mortgage. Key Highlights include: change is no longer optional; top talent leaving is the #1 war...
Episode 311: AI that Move Loans
Paul Wyner, Chief Solutions Officer, Revolution Mortgage . Key Highlights include: AI in mortgage is an evolution—not a replacement; the big...
Episode 310: Loan Officer Retention Strategies
Pat Polson, SVP, Div. Sales Mgr for NC/VA/TX. Key highlights: retention starts in recruiting, not after the hire; managers must uncover a ca...
Episode 309: Removing Friction in the Mortgage Process
Mike Cush, VP of Purchase Strategy, AmeriSave. Key Highlights: removing friction must start with the consumer, not the lender; too much tech...
Episode 308: The Unbelievable Adventures of Gabby and Josh Can, Author LaTasha Waddy
LaTasha, President, NFM Lending. As a lawyer (and a mom of five), LaTasha wanted to write something for her children about making wise decis...
Episode 307: Corporate Cure, author John Owens
John Owens, CEO Primis Mortgage Co. and author. Key highlights include: culture drives long-term success; leadership begins with self-awaren...
Episode 306: What Mortgage Leaders must Rethink in 2025-2030
Brad Blumberg, Co-Founder, Aster Key. Key highlights: Trust is the new currency; Consumer Data is treated as “owned” by institutions—and tha...