Month: September 2018

TRID 2.0: mandatory compliance on 10/1 is only a few weeks away. Temenos has a primer on it, as does Qualia. The MBA had a […]

Given plenty of warning, and evacuations, the deaths in the Southeast from Florence have people wondering, “Why do residents stick around?” It is complicated, ranging […]

Last Saturday’s edition brought up the topic of risk. And there’s plenty of it for every lender. Just because rates have been stable, delinquencies declining, […]

“Rob, the number of vendors at mortgage conferences seems to be growing. Any idea how many vendors (vs. lenders) there are?” I had no idea […]

“Rob, would you happen to have a suggestion as to where I can find information as to the number of HUD loans done on manufactured […]

We’re always reminded that nature bats last. Every lender that I know of bases their disaster policies directly from FEMA’s declarations or from other companies […]

“Rob, although the initial commotion about Amazon entering the mortgage biz has died down, my management team believes it is still a threat. We have […]

You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn’t slept in a car at least once in their life. Whether it is having too much to […]

Está sucediendo mucho en San Diego para los prestamistas. Este fin de semana, y durante cuatro días, la Convención Nacional de NAHREP está atrayendo a […]

Some are fond of saying, “Zillow’s never set foot in a house.” But the company is a force to be reckoned with, especially now that […]