Mortgage technology

The patent positions the company to “own” parts of the technology that help calculate required mortgage fee disclosures.

CoreLogic predicts the mortgage industry will originate between $1.45 trillion and $1.55 trillion this year.

FloodInsights is now offering lenders and others a sinkhole search report for Florida properties.

As the mortgage market increases the use of upfront automated audits to comply with regulation, homeowners are being offered the opportunity to review whether lenders and servicers are up to the task.

We're hearing the unlikely duo of counseling and technology may be useful in reducing lender costs in the light of the qualified mortgage.

The relationship between appraisers and lenders can be counterproductive and costly if appraisers end up working with the wrong appraisal management company.

The top executive at one industry vendor believes a combination of regulatory and technology trends will cause sales use of mobile devices to surge in 2013.

As the housing industry evolves on a constant basis, Green River Capital decided to make its own internal adjustments in order to guarantee a successful year.

ClosingCorp promises to ensure clients remain compliant when new disclosure document requirements related to its services are finalized later this year.

The Servicer of the Year Award recognizes a servicer using technology to optimize the management of performing and distressed mortgage portfolios and ensure efficient communication with borrowers, investors and the mortgage servicing support industry. Learn about this year's finalists and see who won the 2012 MT Award.

Technology and closing cost data provider Ernst has received a U.S. patent for its recording fee and tax calculators used in tracking mortgage forms.

On Think Big Work Small today, our exuberant analysts report the Federal Reserve is starting play a supervisory role in social media.

Secondary market platform Tradeweb released numbers showing to-be-announced mortgage-backed securities trading reached a record high of $24 trillion in 2012.

Clayton Holdings is responding to the growing volume of MSR transactions generated by recent regulatory changes.

Recent settlements between lenders and regulators over alleged foreclosure abuses and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s new servicing rules may do little to lift the cloud of litigation risk hanging over lenders.

Solidifi said that its parent company, Real Matters, appointed Robert Courteau to its board of directors.

The Release of the Year Award recognizes a new software, platform, alliance or initiative that’s expected to have the broadest future impact on the mortgage industry. Learn about this year's finalists and see who won the 2012 MT Award.

The No. 2 home lender will market the government's Home Affordable Refinancing Program to hundreds of thousands of customers acquired from MetLife. To speed closings, it's licensing Quicken Loans' technology.

Ernst Publishing has embraced the open source technology movement.

Global DMS has integrated its valuation management software with LendingQB’s loan origination system.