What Student Loan Servicing Can Teach Lenders About Gen Z

Have you ever wondered how some leaders not only survive but thrive through adversity? It’s time for you to meet Sara Parrish, who shares her remarkable and unconventional journey to the top of CampusDoor.

Slower inflation and moderating interest rates could help usher in more purchase revenue, but mortgage lenders still face a major challenge. Many are invisible to the generations who will shape their future prosperity—the Gen Zers and Millennials who can’t afford a home and have never visited a mortgage lender.

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Imagine the dilemma facing Emily, a 40-year-old single mother who is eager to buy her first home. A psychologist with $30,000 in federal undergraduate student loans, she lived frugally during the COVID-19 pandemic and saved more than usual after the government sanctioned a loan payment pause. Home prices are still a stretch for her. With her payments resuming, will she be able to take on a mortgage too?

Consumers struggling to pay college bills could face more financial difficulties with legal challenges impeding attempts at student debt cancellation and forbearance for federal loans of this type ending, but some things will minimize mortgage impacts.

BusinessWire | April 7, 2022 Leader to Oversee One of the Nation’s Largest Student Loan Origination Platforms CampusDoor, one of the nation’s largest third-party student and specialty loan origination platforms, announces the promotion of Sara Parrish to President. “I...