Ted Cornwell

We're hearing technology may be key to helping property inspection and maintenance professionals manage foreclosed homes while keeping up with changing regulations and investor requirements.

We're hearing that after some rough sledding the last few years, mortgage servicing is once again contributing to the profitability of the nation’s biggest lenders.

We're hearing that in the wake of the financial crisis traditional advertising and marketing messages from the banking industry may be falling on deaf ears.

We're hearing with all the buzz around social networking for business people, it’s no surprise that someone would create an online platform dedicated to real estate agents and brokers.

We're hearing at the height of the mortgage crisis Navy Federal Credit Union found the delinquency rate on one of its special mortgage products remained below the industry’s overall delinquency rate on prime credit quality loans.

We're hearing companies with a large volume of mortgage servicing rights on their books may have some bragging to do as they report second-quarter financial results.

We're hearing Hurricane Sandy is back in the news, with New York City unveiling an ambitious plan to beef up storm defenses and HUD announcing a design competition focusing on building more resilient structures.

We're hearing that the days of tension between appraisal management companies and individual appraisers may be coming to an end.

The National Security Agency spying scandal, sparked by news that the NSA has been monitoring phone and e-mail records of millions of Americans, could spill over into the mortgage industry.

Recent publicity surrounding high-profile convictions involving foreclosure rescue scams may be obscuring some good news: the prevalence of this type of fraud seems to be waning.

We're hearing lenders are under increasing pressure to make sure nonpublic, personal information about their customers does not find its way into the public realm.

We're hearing that an old joke that used to get passed around at mortgage conference cocktail receptions might not be as funny today as it was back then.

Plenty of financial firms are underprepared or haven’t adequately tested their recovery plans.

We're hearing that the mortgage industry has some catching up to do when it comes to implementing electronic signatures.

We're hearing that cloud computing may weigh heavily on the future of mobile device management for the financial services industry—in a good way.

We’re hearing signs of a housing recovery have been sighted along the road for quite a while now.

We're hearing the word optimism can be used in the same sentence as “mortgage servicing rights” again.

We're hearing that a funny thing happened on the way to a radiant world of paperless lending: a lot of people decided they liked using paper.

We're hearing a lot of talk about “big data” in the business press.

One factor fueling DocuTech's growth is the changes to the regulatory and compliance landscape that lenders are grappling with, said CEO Scott Stucky.