Integration
Proptech Job Opportunity: Sr. Integration & Automation Engineer
We have a job opportunity to share from a member of the GEM, New Western: a Senior Integration and Automation Engineer. Founded in 2008, New Western Acquisitions is a marketplace for investing in âoff- marketâ homes. The opportunity: Our vision is to provide industry-leading, modern, and…
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Marketing, PPE, Broker to Banker, Customer Experience Tools; CFPB on Credit Payments; Disaster News; Redfin in the Red
Nature is full of trivia. The moon moves about two inches away from the Earth each year. The Earth gets 100 tons heavier every day due to falling space dust. The climate, obviously, is part of nature. Climate, and natural disasters, impact our clients, people, insurance premiums, and the value of servicing in areas prone to hurricanes, flooding, forest fires, and earthquakes. A certain portion of those events (the number is increasing) are determined by FEMA to be natural disasters, and last year 3.4 million adults in the U.S. were at one point or another forced to evacuate their homes due to one, according to the Census Bureau. Approximately 1.4 percent of the American adult population. Thatâs a lot higher than historical averages, up to 800,000 on average for the years between 2008 and 2021. 12 percent were people displaced for over six months and 16 percent were adults who never returned home. The Mortgage Bankers Associationâs (MBA) Research Institute for Housing America (RIHA) has published A Collection of Essays on Climate Risk and the Housing Market. It âwas developed in response to the growing interest from industry participants on how various issues were connected to climate risk. The study features four essays from industry experts that focus on topline issues related to climate risk and its impact on the housing market.â (Todayâs podcast can be found here and this weekâs is sponsored by the STRATMOR Group, the data-driven mortgage advisory. At STRATMOR, insights and knowledge are applied to guide mortgage clients to make sound strategic decisions and take actions that improve their success. Todays has an interview with Partner Garth Graham on tech trends and adoption of tech solutions.)
Black Knight to integrate Wolters Kluwer’s eNote and eVault capabilities
Black Knight will integrate Wolters Kluwer’s eNote and eVault capabilities in order to cut lenders’ costs per transaction.
Venmo Credit Card Review â Key Features, Pros & Cons
2D + 3D Power Tools Serving Buyers
[Note from editor: The âMastermind Showcaseâ highlights companies and news from members of the GEM. Todayâs showcase: FloorPlanOnline.] Floorplans are the third most important part of the listing for buyers, right behind photos and property details, according to NAR. FloorPlanOnline generates 2D and 3D…
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Snapdocs completes integration with Mortgage Cadence LOS
Digital closing platform Snapdocs has integrated with Mortgage Cadence, a cloud-based digital lending platform.
Can ChatGPT disrupt the mortgage industry?
ChatGPT is the hottest consumer application in technology today. Does it have a future in mortgage lending? The trendy artificial intelligence chatbot from Microsoft-backed firm OpenAI debuted in November and is the fastest-growing consumer application ever, according to a Reuters report. The free chatbot can answer queries at lightning speed, write extensive creative prompts, pass … [Read more…]
Cherre partners with Clear Capital
Cherre, a real estate data integration and insights platform, partnered with real estate valuation proptech company Clear Capital.
CRM, Lead Conversion, Marketing, AE Pipeline, MSR Financing Tools; More Mortgage M&A; CFPB News
As I type this piece on Friday morning, I am at the OâHare aerodrome for a flight from Chicago to San Francisco. OâHare is packed and humming⦠What economic slowdown? Does my opinion on the economy matter any more than yours, or⦠that of the guy running JPMorgan Chase? Last June CEO Jamie Dimon warned of an economic “hurricane” down the road. âHurricaneâ is pretty sensationalist, especially when it hasnât happened. This week he told Reuters that the U.S. economy was in âgood shape.â Itâs a safe bet that inflation will compel the Federal Open Market Committee to hike overnight interest rates above 5% (from the 4.50%-4.75% level it’s at now). The Fed believes short-term rates will continue rising. If you had any questions, two Fed officials on Wednesday essentially echoed Fed Chair Jerome Powellâs hawkish opinion. Yet bond investors seem to be shrugging some of this off! If you knew that something was going to go down in price, you wouldnât want to own it outright, right? Investors are generally piling into notes and bonds with longer maturities even in the face of increased anticipation that the Federal Reserve will substantially hike its benchmark interest rate in the coming months. Go figure! (Todayâs podcast can be found here and this weekâs is sponsored by SimpleNexus, an nCino company and homeownership platform unites the people, systems, and stages of the mortgage process into one seamless, end-to-end solution that spans engagement, origination, closing, and business intelligence. For today, an interview with SimpleNexus CEO, Ben Miller, on why borrower experience and technological advancements to facilitate it are so important.)