Mortgage Lending in the Midst of COVID-19
Event Information
About this event
UFSC National organization is hosting the COVID-19 Relief Series to keep members and Communities of Color informed of the economic impact of COVID-19 and programs created to support individuals, businesses and communities during this time of uncertainty.
This session is scheduled of Wednesday, August 12, 2020, 6:30 pm EDT and is entitled "Mortgage Lending in the Midst of COVID-19”s. The featured speaker is Kelvin Oliver, President and CEO of KORE Mortgage, LLC.
As the impact of COVID-19 continues to unfold, many first time homebuyers and current homebuyers are wondering what they should be doing? Should I buy? Should I wait? Should I upgrade? Should I refinance? Mr. Oliver is a seasoned mortgage professional that will discuss his insights on strategies to take advantage of the current mortgage lending market and give some practical guidance for the future.
Location: Virtual and hosted on ZOOM
Recorded: Yes, this call will be recorded.
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Kelvin Oliver
President and CEO
KORE Mortgage, LLC
Kelvin Oliver is a talented Mortgage Banker that has spent over 20 years of experience in bringing ease and orderliness to the mortgage industry. His primary objective is to work with borrowers, realtors, and title companies in facilitating smooth closing processes, and he has been able to show expertise in Analytical techniques, Identifying and capitalizing on community business with effective networking, collaboration, multitasking, sales, financial analysis, and business development.
Kelvin has gathered ocean of experience in the mortgage industry, and as a mortgage banker, he was Nationwide Mortgage Bankers’ branch manager and was responsible for the evaluation of mortgage applications against outline specifications to approve, reject, or recommend adjustments files, as well as engagement of employees in business processes with positive motivation. He also had a collaboration with the CEO of Plentura Mortgage to determine company goals and translate goals to individual client needs, and as the Branch Sales Manager, he addressed problems in a proactive and knowledgeable manner to maintain and enhance client satisfaction. He was also the Director of Lending at Neighborhood Housing Services of Richmond Inc., where he; evaluated client financial positions and identified most appropriate banking products, located and pre-qualified customers for mortgages, produced and executed loan packages, and networked with realtors and current clients to generate referrals.
After acquiring so much experience in the industry, he believes he can offer much more, so, he decided to specialize in residential mortgages, and as a regional broker, he founded KORE Mortgage, LLC where he presently hires/maintains staff, oversee all facets of the company including but not limited to compliance, origination, processing, marketing and post-closing, he also establishes relationships with investors to funds mortgage loans.
Kelvin Oliver received his education at Hampton University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with a major in Accounting.
When he is not working, he enjoys spending time with his wife, children, and volunteering his time with Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Organizer Urban Financial Services Coalition
Organizer of Mortgage Lending in the Midst of COVID-19
About UFSC
Mission:
To be the preeminent financial services organization that provides professional development programs supports educational advancement and promotes economic empowerment for its members and minority communities at large.
Organization Description:
Urban Financial Services Coalition (UFSC), formerly National Association of Urban Bankers, is a non-profit organization of minority professionals in the financial services industry and related fields. Affiliation with UFSC offers a unique opportunity to influence the shape of the banking and financial services industry. UFSC promotes the personal and professional growth of members and collectively articulates concerns and marshals resources to improve the economic development of under-served communities.
UFSC supports programs that offer practical benefits for minority financial services professionals, banks and financial institutions. The underlying goals and objectives include fostering the interest and expanding the number of minorities in the financial services industry; increasing community service activities in low-income communities; enhancing scholarship programs for minority youth in pursuit of careers in financial services, and cultivating a premier job bank of experienced minority professionals in the industry.
