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The Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data set to be released in the next few weeks will offer new proof that mortgage lending activity was stronger than expected last year. That fresh data, the likely delay in Fed action on rates and other factors could prompt higher volume estimates for 2015.
September 2 -
Lenders must leverage a variety of tools, from Boomer parents to mobile technology to connect and engage with millennial mortgage borrowers.
September 2
ISGN -
Fraud risk has diminished as a result of widespread changes that lenders have made to their origination practices, according to Fitch Ratings.
September 1 -
Marketplace lenders seek to disrupt traditional financial services with online platforms that connect borrowers to investors. But in real estate, this burgeoning sector has taken an approach that seeks to co-exist with, rather than supplant, the traditional mortgage market.
August 31 -
In the world of property valuations, there's no such thing as the "perfect" comparable sale. From design and architecture styles to energy efficiency, here's a look at 10 home features most frequently adjusted in appraisals.
August 26 -
Credit union loan balances grew at an 11% annualized pace in June, while loan delinquency rates fell, according to the latest Credit Union Trends Report from CUNA Mutual Group.
August 25 -
The mortgage industry typically takes a conservative approach to employees promoting their personal brands. But it's time for lenders to take a lesson from the presidential hopefuls who have gained an upper hand by playing up their individual brands.
August 25
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DotLoop, the tech startup Zillow just bought, takes the headaches and duplication out of managing real estate documents up until the hardest part of the transaction, the mortgage. Expanding into mortgages is possible, but would be tricky.
August 20 -
CoreLogic has launched a new intelligence tool aimed at improving marketing segmentation and risk detection.
August 19 -
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's decisions to make their automated underwriting systems free to use will feed more data to the GSEs, but do little to better serve lenders and borrowers.
August 18
Elliott Bay Associates







