Digital mortgages

Mortgage companies have transitioned from trying to encourage AI use to managing spending on it through a strategy dubbed "tokenomics."

Whether their solutions come from in-house investments or vendors, top originators don't let their loan officers waste time tinkering with technology.

Contract closings decreased 3.6% to an annualized 3.98 million, according to National Association of Realtors data out Monday.

President Trump's executive order on mortgage credit calls on federal agencies to ease the path for eNotes, digital mortgages and remote notary, something lenders have been wrestling with for years.

Vieaux, currently president of Finlocker, will be stepping into the role at the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization on Oct. 16.

True ROI in mortgage tech comes from business goals, not operational fixes, writes the Chief Growth Officer of Rocktop Technologies.

Digital mortgage tools are changing the way lenders operate. These five industry-driven trends are shaping speed, compliance, and borrower expectations in 2025.

Interested parties have until July 5 to give their views regarding the new standard for home equity line of credit electronic closing documents.

The software firm will employ Wolters Kluwer's technology that allow it to offer hybrid closings as well as remote online notarizations through its platform.

The management changes come amid speculation that competition between Mr. Cooper and another player that's been more focused on digital operations is heating up.

The winner wowed judges with a natural-sounding artificial intelligence tool that also explained its decision-making on the back-end.

Leaders from Mr. Cooper, Better, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the FHFA and more gathered at the National Mortgage News Digital Mortgage Conference to discuss key strategies for the lower rate environment most expect is ahead.

Michigan-based University Bancorp is paying $30 million for a 50.5% stake in a business Voxtur acquired for $101 million in 2022.