What's happening to your book
- A servicer calls the moment the numbers work — before you do
- A borrower refinances and you find out only if they mention it
- A past client lists their next home with an agent you've never met
Every loan you've closed is already in Model Match. See which past borrowers refinanced or took a second with another lender in the last 14 months, and who's still in the home.
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Retention Status: Losing ground
More of your refinancing borrowers went elsewhere than stayed.
Refi Retention Rate
42%
vs prior period
Borrowers You Kept
18
$6.4M refinanced with you
Missed Loans
25
$9.8M refinanced elsewhere
Second Positions Elsewhere
4
$1.1M in HELOC / home equity
Where your borrowers went
The companies and loan officers who captured your borrowers' next loans.
Companies that captured these loans
Originators who captured these loans
Borrowers at risk right now
The next ones to leave are already signalling — listings, sale propensity, and rate.
When a refi or a HELOC makes sense, the servicer or another lender often reaches your borrower first. Unless you're watching, you find out after the loan closes.
How it works
Your own Retention Status is two clicks away — no filters to build.
Watch the walkthrough (6 min)Search your name or NMLS ID in Model Match to open your Loan Officer profile — the same production report built for every originator, aimed at your own book.
Your Retention Status shows exactly how many past borrowers refinanced or took a second elsewhere in the last 14 months — and which companies and loan officers captured them.
Borrowers at risk right now flags who's actively listed, who's not listed yet but scores top-decile on likelihood to sell, and who's sitting on a rate high enough to refinance — so you can call before someone else does.
Retention Status: Losing ground
More of your refinancing borrowers went elsewhere than stayed.
Refi Retention Rate
42%
vs prior period
Borrowers You Kept
18
$6.4M refinanced with you
Missed Loans
25
$9.8M refinanced elsewhere
Borrowers at risk right now
The next ones to leave are already signalling — listings, sale propensity, and rate.
A list of past borrowers is only useful if it tells you who to call first. This is everything Borrower Insights attaches to each one once they're back on your screen.
Where the record shows it, see which past borrowers refinanced or took out a HELOC or second in the last 14 months — and whether they came back to you or went to another originator or lender.
See which past borrowers have recently listed their home — before another agent's sign in the yard is the first you hear of it.
Surface past borrowers showing signals they're likely to list soon, so you can reach out while the loan — and the referral — is still yours to win.
See the interest rate on the loan they're in now, so you know in one glance whether a call is worth making today or worth a note for later.
Equity balance, equity percentage, and an estimated home value with a confidence score — the difference between a refi conversation and a HELOC conversation.
DNC and TCPA litigator flags sit on the record before you dial, so the list you hand your team is one you're comfortable having them work.
Export the list you've worked with the phone, email, and loan details that tell you how to open the conversation — ready to drop into whatever you're already using.
Ask Model Match, the AI assistant, can pull any of this in plain English — “which of my past borrowers refinanced elsewhere this year” works as well as building the filter yourself.
Refi retention, for example
Came back to you
Went to another lender
Median retention at your volume (last 14 months)
Past borrowers listed this month
Illustrative example based on a mid-volume LO's book — not an aggregate of your actual production. Your real numbers show up once you pull your own loans.
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