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What do mortgage borrowers want? Research from the real estate side of the market suggests the top three things buyers are looking for.

As the housing market slows, will we see a down turn in the mortgage industry, or will it simply return to normalcy?

Technology makes operations faster and automation reduces costs, but how can Credit Unions use technology to strengthen member connections?

Home purchase sentiment falls again, leading some to wonder if home buyers will just give up on purchasing a home...at least for now.

Some say that home builders will win real estate in 2021. That may or may not be true, but lenders who can work with them will certainly win.

After a merger is complete, mortgage executives will have to manage the post M&A mortgage tech stack shakeout if they want efficiency.

Mergers and acquisitions activity is soaring, but to be successful the new combined company must overcome the post M&A technology challenge.

MortgageOrb recently caught up with Melissa Kozicki, director of compliance, who participated in the CFPB’s second tech sprint in March.

Many people talk about artificial intelligence, but when it comes to mortgage they don’t provide clarity. We explain the real power of AI in mortgage.

Through the enhanced Radian integration, Mortgage Cadence clients can now access Radian’s suite of insured and non-insured title and settlement services via Mortgage Cadence’s Collaboration Center.

Other industries have been employing AI for some time, now it is finally coming to home finance. We are now seeing the rise of AI in mortgage.

Now that the hard work of URLA implementation is done, mortgage technologists can get back to the rewarding work by refocusing on lender needs.

What technologies are top originators investing in to prepare for the upcoming market?

There are three criteria that the broker needs to consider when deciding what wholesale lenders to sell their production to: interest rate, product mix and process.

Many have written about the importance of Artificial Intelligence in mortgage lending, but everyone seems to have a different idea of what AI means.