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Ocrolus debuts Inspect, a new AI-driven mortgage solution

Housing Wire

Mortgage tech firm Ocrolus has introduced Inspect, a new solution within its artificial intelligence -driven mortgage document automation technology, which the company said will improve efficiency and scalability in loan origination. Currently, Ocrolus supports more than 95% of mortgage document types.

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Home inspector sees interaction from baby boomers, aging in place and reverse mortgages

Housing Wire

home equity based on different estimates its easy to see the potential impact that such a large cohort has on a variety of different businesses, including home inspections. Cook also feels like reverse mortgage professionals are potentially great partners for home inspection businesses.

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FHFA makes changes to climate risk, radon inspection policies

Housing Wire

Although they are relatively small programs the GSEs combined to purchase about 15,000 SPCP-driven mortgages in 2023 they were relatively popular with lenders that sought to increase lending in historically underserved communities.

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Disaster recovery for mortgage servicers: Navigating crisis with compliance & resilience

Housing Wire

Lessons from California wildfires and other natural disasters Californias wildfires highlighted the chaos that natural disasters continue to unleash not just on homeowners, but also on the mortgage servicers tasked with supporting them and the insurance industry that covers the cost of rebuilding.

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MBA to HUD: Publish notices about challenges with real estate inspection protocols

Housing Wire

The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) on Tuesday announced its submission of a letter to the U.S. Servicers of Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans are required to conduct inspections in a timely fashion, and any deficiencies are corrected per the Real Estate Assessment Center protocol,” Broeksmit said in the letter.

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Mr. Cooper agreed to a $5.8 million settlement. Who is eligible for relief?

Housing Wire

Nationstar Mortgage currently doing business as Mr. Cooper has agreed to settle a lawsuit which alleges that the company violated mortgage servicing laws and forced borrowers into foreclosure. Property preservation borrowers were subject to Mr. Cooper’s property inspections between June 2011 and December 2017.

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Reshaping appraisals: Jaro’s high-tech solutions innovate the appraisal process in an evolving real estate market

Housing Wire

As mortgage rates fluctuate based on decreasing housing inventory volume, the appraisal market is more volatile than ever in key areas such as urban and rural communities states like California and Texas. It makes property inspections simple, allowing appraisers to take their mobile devices with them to inspect properties on the go.