User:Jimbwayne/Heitman Analytics

Heitman Analytics
Company type	Corporation
Industry	Finance and Market Research
Founded	1985
Founder	Sharon Heitman
Headquarters	Eugene, Oregon, United States
Number of employees	12
Divisions	Professional
Website	Heitman Analytics

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Heitman Analytics is a 25-year-old^[1] mortgage loan data reporting and consulting firm based in Eugene, Oregon. The company provides North American brokers, correspondent, wholesale or retail lenders with analytic services and up-to-date mortgage pricing and volume data, including pricing reports, risk-based adjuster information, volume reports, market movement/trend reports, HELOC & home equity loan reports, lender-based loan fee reports, mystery shopping surveys, and construction to permanent (C-P) analysis. Heitman Analytics also offers its clients an interactive website to create custom reports and analysis from its pricing and volume data.

Heitman Analytics receives daily interest rate data from a variety of mortgage lenders,^[2]^[3] which it uses to produce rate estimates based on what banks across North America are charging borrowers. The company then provides a nationwide survey of rates to banks, brokers and consumer-facing companies like TrueCredit, which provides potential borrowers with estimates of interest rates for which they might qualify.^[4]

U.S. antitrust laws prohibit financial institutions from sharing mortgage rate data with one another.

History[edit]

The Heitman Group, Inc. (HGI) was founded in 1985 by Sharon Heitman^[5] in Stockton, California. Heitman has been a guest speaker and industry panelist at Mortgage Bankers Association annual meetings^[6]. Heitman graduated from the University of the Pacific with a degree in biology in 1980. The company changed its name to Heitman Analytics in 2010.

Executive Management[edit]

Sharon Heitman, CEO
Leopold Monaco, Managing Director
Erik Mills, VP Operations & Analysis

References[edit]

^ "About Heitman Analytics"
^ Bob Tedeschi, "An Erratic Year for Mortgage Rates", January 2, 2009, "The New York Times", May 27, 2010
^ Elizabeth Rush, "A Year for Foreclosures: The 2008 Mortgage Rates Review", January 8, 2009, "Foreclosure Listings Nationwide", May 27, 2010
^ Bob Tedeschi, "New online mortgage simulator offers buyers more accurate estimates", December 13, 2008, "The Seattle Times", May 27, 2010
^ "Heitman Analytics Company History"
^ "Mortgage Banking Association"

External links[edit]

[1] "About Heitman Analytics"

[2] Bob Tedeschi, "An Erratic Year for Mortgage Rates", January 2, 2009, "The New York Times", May 27, 2010

[3] Elizabeth Rush, "A Year for Foreclosures: The 2008 Mortgage Rates Review", January 8, 2009, "Foreclosure Listings Nationwide", May 27, 2010

[4] Bob Tedeschi, "New online mortgage simulator offers buyers more accurate estimates", December 13, 2008, "The Seattle Times", May 27, 2010

[5] "Heitman Analytics Company History"

[6] "Mortgage Banking Association"

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