Mortgage technology

Nonbank mortgage users signing up for the new CFPB registry will be able to leverage the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System but new guidance lays out some of the limits to the efficiencies.

After a bruising takeover battle, CoreLogic went private. Pat Dodd, who moved into the CEO role soon after that, details how much has changed during his two-year tenure.

The firm's Buy Before You Sell product for lenders has tapped over $655 million in homeowner equity in the past 18 months.

Researchers from Lehigh University concluded that telling commercially available language learning models, like ChatGPT, to "use no bias" significantly minimized it.

The industry would benefit from a measured approach that eventually builds in-house expertise without overreliance on vendors, experts said.

United Wholesale Mortgage, Celink, Cenlar and others are utilizing artificial intelligence to streamline call center operations.

But the business unit of Intercontinental Exchange lost money on an operating basis for the eighth time in the last nine quarters.

A fintech leader says his blockchain tech could help stakeholders buying and selling loans gain trust in one another.

The lender denied its software uses artificial intelligence in fighting a 'digital redlining' case.

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

Four conceptual applications were chosen that address pain points in single and multifamily housing.

In considering the purchase of new digital mortgage tools, look at technology through the eyes of borrowers and how it can help ease their anxiety, originators say.

Sluggish gain-on-sale margins however were the result of competitive pricing in the market, the company said.

Not every audit will save a dollar, but paying for check-ups will stem further expenses, industry veterans say.

The tool will streamline the LOs search for company mortgage offerings, guidelines and product-related questions, Guild said.

Issues or errors in closing-protection letters appeared in over 45% of loans, a record-high share, according to Fundingshield.

Iannitti co-founded the document company in 1987 and later took a leading role in promoting eMortgage process adoption.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System also reportedly had disruptions.