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• Harnessing Mobile — How mobile tech is changing mortgage lending

A county court in New York ruled in favor of the Bank of New York Mellon's right to foreclose after a delinquent borrower brought a legal challenge to the role of the MERSCorp Inc. in the foreclosure process.

Among the tools top banks have been using to identify potential buybacks are ones that check original employment and income information at the point of loan funding.

With the iPad 2 hitting retail stores on Friday, Mortgage Technology magazine asked industry players what they think about the new device.

DepotPoint Inc., a Web-based default management, short sale and REO solutions provider based in Bellevue, Wash., is allowing users of its TrackPoint technology platform an opportunity to perform code violation checks on their defaulted properties.

Default management technology vendor Indisoft will begin selling its software to federal agencies under the terms of a recently negotiated contract with the U.S. Government Services Administration.

A title industry executive claimed at the Real Estate Providers Council's annual meeting in Las Vegas that "too many" vendors have their hands in the residential real estate cookie jar.

Mortgage technology vendor DocMagic is claiming early victory in its lawsuit against origination system provider Ellie Mae, as both sides await a federal judge's written ruling from a pretrial hearing held Monday.

Mortgage technology vendor DocMagic is claiming an early victory in its lawsuit against origination system provider Ellie Mae, as both sides await a federal judge's written ruling from a pretrial hearing held on Monday.

Real estate valuation provider PCV Murcor has hit its 30-year anniversary.