Mortgage Brokers Set Record Attendance For Annual Show

If conference attendance is any indication of economic health, then life is pretty good for mortgage brokers. NAMB Association of Mortgage Professionals had a record crowd at its 40th annual meeting earlier this month in Vegas. The event drew 2,100 people, a 20% increase over last year. NAMB CEO Don Frommeyer says the housing market has had ebbs and flows, but people are getting their confidence back.

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