Title Source Expands Its Social Media Reach With New Community Blog – NMP Skip to main content

Title Source Expands Its Social Media Reach With New Community Blog

Mar 28, 2011

Title Source has announced the launch of a new community blog where visitors can engage with industry contacts, read breaking news, take online polls and stay up-to-date on Title Source activities. Title Source will focus on relevant topics that affect the title insurance, property valuation and settlement service industries. The Title Source blog is the latest addition to the company’s social media lineup. In addition to its newly launched blog, Title Source also maintains an active presence on Facebook and LinkedIn. “We hope to create a community that allows us to engage in open dialogue with our community members and allows users to interact and learn from each other,” said Title Source Marketing Director Jennifer Kunkel.
About the author
Published
Mar 28, 2011
Newrez Expands Into Personal Loans, Deepening Ties With Upgrade

The launch builds on a $1.5 billion loan investment relationship between parent Rithm Capital and Upgrade, extending Newrez's push beyond traditional mortgage lending

Nov 12, 2026
Better's Mortgage Volume Rises 15%, But Losses Persist

Better is targeting a bigger share of wholesale lending, with plans to expand into Non-QM and conventional mortgages

Nov 10, 2026
Strong Jobs Report Threatens Mortgage Rate Rally

October hiring more than doubled expectations, pushing Treasury yields higher

Nov 06, 2026
Fed Holds Rates, But Pricing Pressures Persist

Rising Treasury yields and fresh inflation data complicate rate locks, borrower qualification, and lender margins as markets anticipate another hike in December

Oct 29, 2026
Zippy Adds Capital For Manufactured-Home Lending Push

The $20 million investment from Saluda Grade will support expansion beyond 27 states and new loan products across wholesale, retail, and community channels

Oct 16, 2026
Inflation Hits 3.7%, Putting Mortgage Rate Relief At Risk

September’s inflation pickup puts recent rate improvements at risk, potentially eroding affordability gains from lower home prices and seller concessions

Oct 14, 2026