For remote closings to go smoothly, multiple parties to every real estate transaction must be on board—lenders, title offices, investors, and borrowers. This piece originally appeared in the August edition of MReport.
Read More »Explaining ‘Digital’ Closings to Borrowers
Here’s how lenders can improve the customer experience as the mortgage process adapts to changing homebuyer needs. This piece first appeared in the August edition of MReport, out now.
Read More »Supporting eClosings in the Mortgage Industry
A study by the CFPB found eClosings brought higher scores of “understanding and efficiency” during the closing process.
Read More »Companies Partner to Complete eClosings
First American Title Insurance Company, a provider of title insurance and settlement services and a subsidiary of First American Financial Corporation, and Taylor Morrison Home Corporation, a national ...
Read More »Eye on the Industry: Updates on Guild Mortgage, LenderClose, and More
See which title and service company has forged a partnership to help advance the mortgage industry into the digital age.
Read More »The Scramble for Real Estate Innovation
Here’s why real estate is next in line for a tech transformation. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the March issue of MReport, out now.
Read More »Member First Mortgage Offers Hybrid eClosings
Member First Mortgage, LLC, now offers hybrid eClosings with the help of Pavaso, Inc., a provider of digital process and collaboration solutions.
Read More »How eDocuments Can Improve Lenders’ Mortgage Business
Closing on a home can be an exciting but frustrating process, but recent innovations in mortgage technology have made the process much easier through electronic loan document delivery.
Read More »eClosing Pilot Partners Unveil Digital Closing Solutions
Months after partnering up as part of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) pilot eClosing program, real estate tech firm Pavaso and Utah-based lender Mountain America Credit Union announced that they have successfully pared the mortgage closing process down to a matter of minutes.
Read More »CFPB Names Participants for eClosing Pilot Program
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) unveiled this week its list of companies selected to participate in the agency's mortgage eClosing pilot program designed to measure the benefits of electronic mortgage closings and determine best practices.
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