Property Services
The mortgage services industry has faced tough headwinds over the last few years, from higher interest rates and home prices to lower inventory levels. But there are dynamics at play—including pent-up demand, potential regulatory changes and a shift toward pre-pandemic levels of delinquency and foreclosure—that could make 2025 an interesting year for the mortgage industry.
After another strong year of progress and growth in 2024—including acquiring a company, adding a line of business and doubling the size of our existing business—MCS is poised to take on even more new opportunities and challenges in 2025.
“In 2025 and really for the next two years, I see our trajectory continuing,” says MCS CEO Craig Torrance. “We want to see our business lines continue to drive more customers, more markets, more services, better software and more great people.”
As we look ahead to the new year, Torrance shares his thoughts on where MCS is headed and his vision for building on our success.
With 2025 quickly approaching, Chad Mosley, President of MCS Mortgage Services division, shares his insights on the latest trends across the industry as well as a look at the team’s biggest accomplishments from 2024 and what he expects in the new year.
The mortgage services industry isn't necessarily known for rapid change, but the companies involved must always be prepared for market shifts. That’s why MCS monitors mortgage services trends and helps our clients understand what to expect.
MCS’s property preservation customers receive best-in-class service because our incredible Asset Preservation Coordinators (APCs) ensure work requests are processed through our system on schedule while supporting our property preservation partners in the field.
Whether you’re winterizing a dry heat system (think furnaces and vents) or a wet system (like a steam radiator or radiant heat with a hot water boiler), use our property preservation winterization checklist to make sure you don’t skip a step.