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Not only do Gen-Xers have the home buying power and technological insights and ability, but they also have more decision makers in the mortgage industry than millennials, and thereby possess supply power in the rising demand for e-closings.
May 15International Document Services Inc. -
Artificial intelligence, automation, electronic closings; the 2019 Top Producers identified the biggest technology initiatives bending the way mortgages get done.
April 4 -
A recent pyramid scheme highlights why mortgage lenders should keep an eye out for misrepresentation when reviewing electronic documents and signatures.
April 2 -
A patchwork of state laws makes it tough for lenders to adopt electronic notarization, but they'll need to if they want to make a fully digital mortgage a reality.
March 8Black Knight -
As the industry shuffles closer to completely digital mortgages, the next wave of technology aims to usher in total automation and uniformity.
January 16 -
Ellie Mae plans to more quickly adapt to an evolving digital mortgage landscape with Amazon's help rebuilding from the inside-out.
November 26 -
In the latest example of how companies that control a significant portion of the home buying process can weave digital innovations throughout the customer experience, online real estate and mortgage company Redfin will implement electronic closing technology from Notarize.
November 15 -
Texas is expected to be the tipping point in online closing adoption, and title companies predict that e-closings will soon be standard operating procedure.
November 6NotaryCam -
First American Mortgage Solutions is stepping up its digital mortgage game by offering electronic closing capabilities.
October 16 -
Wells Fargo Home Lending is tapping eOriginal to launch an electronic note program, marking a step forward for the mortgage industry's push toward a more digital process.
October 15