Mortgage Lenders Beware
We’ve all heard about the terrible mortgage situation. And we all know how bad unemployment is. Well, what do you get when you combine the two? No, not unemployed people who can’t pay their mortgages. You get people in the mortgage lending industry becoming unemployed! Shocking, isn’t it??
Yes, this is an often over-looked consequence of the terrible economy. Those dealing with mortgages just have far less business. Which necessarily leads to severe cutbacks. From October 2005 till now fewer than half of the 500,000 mortgage lending employees still hold jobs. That’s a pretty bad statistic, probably worse than almost any other industry, including building (but maybe someone out there wants to confirm that for me).
Every quarter, almost 1,000 more people are fired from mortgage companies than are hired. And in 2007 over 87,000 were fired. So 1000 less a month in the industry might actually be the best things have been.
I know it’s hard to feel bad for people who are mainly involved these days in foreclosing on unfortunate people. But then picture the situation they’re in when they go home from work for what could be the last time. What kind of reception do they get at home? And what does the future of their mortgage look like?
It’s important for us to remember that the circle of problems taking over the economy affects all areas. So if you’re wondering about those less fortunate than you, remember it could be the poor guy who has to serve you your foreclosure papers. Just keep that in mind.
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