Tag Archives: Borrowers

While replacing a legacy LOS system requires time and investment, the tradeoff benefits from a modern system are numerous. Editor’s Note: This feature originally appeared in the May issue of MReport, out now.

Despite a tough home buying market and rising rates, April saw an increase of purchase loans that were closed according to a report. What are the factors likely to impact these numbers going into summer?

As the gig economy grows, a Fannie Mae survey asked lenders their views on using gig economy income in the mortgage underwriting process and here’s what it found.

The new appointments will help the company keep pace with non-prime mortgage growth for the lender.

A new research looks at how various scenarios of an administrative reform for the GSEs, in the absence of a reform legislation, could affect the mortgage and housing markets.

Digital POS systems make the loan officer’s job faster and the homeowner’s experience better. Learn what implementing a POS can do for your origination team. Editor’s Note: This feature originally appeared in the May issue of MReport, out now.

Borrowers with lower credit scores paid much more in additional costs to get a mortgage according to a report. Here’s how credit profiles affected loan prospects for borrowers.

As borrowers look at using technology for a seamless mortgage loan processing experience, is it time for lenders to invest in getting that tech formula right?

Click through to learn which city has borrowers saving the most in lifetime interest expenses. Hint: It’s in the Golden State.

A change in regulations saw fewer banks reporting HMDA data, which indicated an increase in home lending. See how other HMDA data indicators performed by clicking through.