New technologies, including AI, machine learning tools and rules-driven workflow, are finally being applied to the loan production process with gusto. Real results are being achieved through automation that drives fewer underwriting touches and exposes quality issues earlier in the production process. And now the secondary market—one of the last remaining components of loan manufacturing still awash in spreadsheets, manual processes, and data inconsistencies—is finally getting its turn at bat.
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Terrell Cassada of LoanLogics: Real Secondary Market Loan Confidence Happens from Within
New technologies, including AI, machine learning tools and rules-driven workflow, are finally being applied to the loan production process with gusto. Real results are being achieved through automation that drives fewer underwriting touches and exposes quality issues earlier in the production process. And now the secondary market—one of the last remaining components of loan manufacturing still awash in spreadsheets, manual processes, and data inconsistencies—is finally getting its turn at bat.
Terrell Cassada of LoanLogics: Real Secondary Market Loan Confidence Happens from Within
New technologies, including AI, machine learning tools and rules-driven workflow, are finally being applied to the loan production process with gusto. Real results are being achieved through automation that drives fewer underwriting touches and exposes quality issues earlier in the production process. And now the secondary market—one of the last remaining components of loan manufacturing still awash in spreadsheets, manual processes, and data inconsistencies—is finally getting its turn at bat.
Terrell Cassada of LoanLogics: Real Secondary Market Loan Confidence Happens from Within
New technologies, including AI, machine learning tools and rules-driven workflow, are finally being applied to the loan production process with gusto. Real results are being achieved through automation that drives fewer underwriting touches and exposes quality issues earlier in the production process. And now the secondary market—one of the last remaining components of loan manufacturing still awash in spreadsheets, manual processes, and data inconsistencies—is finally getting its turn at bat.
Terrell Cassada of LoanLogics: Real Secondary Market Loan Confidence Happens from Within
New technologies, including AI, machine learning tools and rules-driven workflow, are finally being applied to the loan production process with gusto. Real results are being achieved through automation that drives fewer underwriting touches and exposes quality issues earlier in the production process. And now the secondary market—one of the last remaining components of loan manufacturing still awash in spreadsheets, manual processes, and data inconsistencies—is finally getting its turn at bat.
Industry Briefs Mar. 3, 2023: Fitch Ratings Says FHA Premium Cuts ‘Credit Neutral’ for Private Mortgage Insurers
Fitch Ratings, New York, said recently announced reductions in the Federal Housing Authority mortgage insurance premium rates are not expected to have a meaningful credit impact on private U.S. mortgage insurance carriers.
Industry Briefs Feb. 13, 2023: Guild Mortgage Acquires Legacy Mortgage
Guild Mortgage, San Diego, increased its Southwest presence with acquisition of Legacy Mortgage, an independent New Mexico-based lender.
Roby Robertson of LoanLogics: Ignoring Income Defects Could Spell Disaster
Back in 2015, Tesla CEO Elon Musk famously promised that self-driving cars would be a common sight on American roadways within the next three years. He wasn’t alone—Nissan and other automakers thought fully autonomous vehicles would arrive by 2020.
Roby Robertson of LoanLogics: Ignoring Income Defects Could Spell Disaster
Back in 2015, Tesla CEO Elon Musk famously promised that self-driving cars would be a common sight on American roadways within the next three years. He wasn’t alone—Nissan and other automakers thought fully autonomous vehicles would arrive by 2020.
Roby Robertson of LoanLogics: Ignoring Income Defects Could Spell Disaster
Back in 2015, Tesla CEO Elon Musk famously promised that self-driving cars would be a common sight on American roadways within the next three years. He wasn’t alone—Nissan and other automakers thought fully autonomous vehicles would arrive by 2020.