The mortgage industry's digital transformation is revolutionizing the home buying experience and upending the status quo for lenders and servicers. The Digital Mortgage Conference is the premiere event exclusively dedicated to these developments, bringing over 1,500 professionals to Las Vegas on Sept. 17-18 for keynote speakers, panels and the main attraction: live product demos showcasing the latest mortgage innovations.
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This session of lenders, servicers plus new and established tech providers will dive into tech stack decision-making for 2023 and beyond.
October 11
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Innovation is tough in the highly regulated appraisal industry, but valuation is the bedrock of a safe system, and when you combine Big Tech innovations with new GSEs alternative appraisal products, you get modern solutions to modern problems. This session will cover what that means.
October 11
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This session will cut through mortgage blockchain hype, describe how different ecosystem partners can benefit from it, and the importance of working together to incorporate the technology across counterparties.
October 11
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The automation is aimed at ensuring compliance-sensitive information gets transferred with an audit trail in an active MSR market.
October 11
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Darren Fogarty is executive director of the Committee for Fee-Only Benefits Advisors, and a director at the Institute for the Fiduciary Standard.
October 11
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Industry bankers and brokers have already contributed over $7 million to a close split of Democrats and Republicans, largely among members in Capitol Hill's banking and finance committees.
October 11
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Exploring the adoption of hybrid appraisal options from a lender's perspective. We will walk through what it takes to successfully roll out new programs and the benefits that can be achieved versus a traditional appraisal process.
October 11
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Join Snapdocs, STRATMOR, and Gold Star to discover some of the biggest levers they have found using proprietary customer diagnostics to improve customer satisfaction, and begin uncovering some actionable steps lenders can take today in order to realize significant improvements.
October 11
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As many homebuyers' spending power is diminished, home price growth in the Bay Area has slowed, fewer homes are selling above listing price and more sellers are asking for less.
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