Tag Archives: Borrowers

A new report that looked into credit and lending found that despite a rise in fintech lending year-over-year originations recorded a decline. Here’s why.

What should lenders do to not just survive, but thrive when business is slow? Here’s what an expert recommends.

What is happening to innovation in the world of real estate closings? Here’s what an expert has to say about the long-term trends in this industry.

Katy White is appointed to lead the operations at the new Batesville branch, which is the third one for Castle & Cooke in Mississippi.

The new program will provide brokers with more choices by providing financing solutions to those previously underserved, yet credit-worthy customers.

AI and machine learning could be transformative for mortgage—if they’re leveraged properly. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the February issue of MReport, out now.

In a snapshot of mortgage-related consumer complaints it receives, the CFPB highlighted areas of improvement for lenders and servicers.

The Federal government is set to reopen after President Trump announced a deal that would end the longest shutdown in the country’s history. We look back at how it impacted housing and what reopening the government will mean for the industry.

See how market trends will impact lending, servicing, and customer service in the year ahead. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the January issue of MReport.

The CFPB has asked Congress to provide a clear authority to the bureau to supervise for compliance with the Military Lending Act. Here’s what this could mean for lenders.