mortgage net client retention rate measures how many beginning-period mortgage clients remain active with the company at period end under the issuer's defined client population.
Rocket Companies example
Rocket Companies reported 97% net client retention for 2025.
Why retention matters
A large servicing relationship can create repeated opportunities to serve borrowers as their mortgage needs change. Rocket defines net client retention using active beginning-period clients that remain active at period end, making the measure a relationship-retention indicator rather than a loan-production ratio.
Keep it separate from recapture
Net client retention is not the percentage of maturing or refinancing loans recaptured into a new mortgage, and it is not servicing UPB retention. Those measures use different events and denominators.
Primary source: Rocket Companies 2025 Form 10-K.
Part of the Mortgage Origination & Servicing Economics
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- RKTOpen operating-model research →17 of 17 reviewed concepts in Mortgage Origination & Servicing EconomicsServicing scale, MSR value, and portfolio durability9 of 9 bridge concepts supportedContinue through this bridge:MSR Fair ValueMSR Fair Value MultipleMSR Serviced UPBServicing Average Loan AmountServicing Delinquency RateSubserviced UPBTotal Loans ServicedTotal Serviced UPB
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