Czarinna Andres

Homeowners who switched carriers saved $440 a year on average, giving originators another affordability variable to address early

Lender says about 1,000 brokers have migrated to the platform, which has cut roughly one week from part of the closing process

The First American subsidiary is sharpening its lender-facing identity after becoming the nation’s fourth-largest mortgage subservicer

The lender pairs athletes with mortgage experts to address common borrower questions, including how variable earnings affect qualification

Pulte’s comments could signal either fewer bureau reports or a portable report borrowers could share among lenders, but FHFA has not clarified which approach it is studying

Outside counsel’s fabricated citations expose a third-party oversight risk for mortgage servicers, trustees, and investors

Investor and DSCR loans drive the segment’s growth as conforming lending loses ground

The proxy adviser says Garg has not made the case for removing five directors, while Better’s interim CEO outlines a narrower strategy built around wholesale, home equity, and repeatable partnerships

Proposed G-TALF facility could help prevent a servicing cash crunch from constraining FHA, VA, and USDA lending

Celligence says the debt financing will support a broader rollout of technology it claims can reduce internal mortgage manufacturing costs to less than $125 per loan