J.D. Power warns that the mortgage customer experience is increasingly commoditized, with few lenders finding the right formula to be seen as trusted advisers.
Source: Inman News
Survey: Mortgage lenders missing chance to build trust with borrowers
Published in customer satisfaction, J.D. Power, Mortgage, mortgage originations, Select, Technology and Tom Lawler
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