To arm lenders with data that helps overcome today’s sizable market challenges, we’re proud to unveil the Maxwell Quarterly Mortgage Lending Report. Including analytics and insights from loans transacted within the Maxwell platform, our report provides market perspective based on trends over more than $200 billion in loan volume.
We're thrilled to announce that for the seventh consecutive year, Maxwell has been recognized as a HW Tech100 winner by HousingWire. HousingWire's Tech100 program honors the most innovative technology companies within mortgage and real estate.
Are you actively deriving tangible business value from QC and due diligence? Our latest eBook dives into essential considerations to help you streamline your process while driving better profitability, turn times, and cost savings.
Despite their growing numbers, Spanish-speaking borrowers often don’t find the home-buying process easy or accessible. To help lenders better serve this demographic, we recently conducted a study of Spanish-speaking borrowers, surveying over 1,100 first-time Hispanic American home buyers across the U.S. who completed the mortgage process in the past six months.
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Hispanic and Latino populations are a rising force in U.S. homeownership. To learn how to connect with them, we sit down with Laura Arce.
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We're thrilled to announce that for the seventh consecutive year, Maxwell has been recognized as a HW Tech100 winner by HousingWire. HousingWire's Tech100 program honors the most innovative technology companies within mortgage and real estate.
An essential driver of lending profitability is an efficient, cost-effective process—and yet the industry as a whole continues to battle inefficiencies and high manufacturing costs. To gain a competitive advantage and bulletproof margins against market lows, lenders need to streamline processes and save basis points wherever possible.
In this market, who is thinking about their technology? Well, if you aren’t, perhaps you should. With the right technology, lenders can realize substantial improvements in efficiency to reduce cost, drive increased loan volume, and focus on profitability.
If you're becoming disenchanted with your point of sale's ability to meet your needs in today's challenging market, you're not alone. Many lenders find that their technology providers don't deliver the cost savings, efficiency, and borrower experience they seek. If one or more of these signs resonates, you might be overdue to cut ties.
Recently, Rob Chrisman and Rich Swerbinsky interviewed Maxwell SVP of Diligence Jim Smith on their Rundown with Rob and Rich podcast. Topics covered? The upcoming Super Bowl, recent industry and economic trends, and sentiment on the current mortgage market.
If you’re looking to escape the stress, panic, and layoffs associated with today’s market lows, it’s time to explore ways to tap into new markets. Expanding your mortgage footprint—whether through new products and channels or by reaching new geographies—can successfully insulate your business against economic and interest rate volatility by diversifying your sources of volume and revenue.
Entering the mortgage lending space offers powerful value to both de novo entrants new to the space and existing banking and credit union business models through a variety of revenue-enhancing benefits. Let's explore the top five reasons to consider entering mortgage lending.
What will mortgage rates be like in 2023? Will my house decrease in value? As the market continues to shift and we enter a new year, you'll undoubtedly be asked some of these questions (and more) over dinner with family and friends. To help you shine during those conversations, we put together some key talking points.
As interest rates continue to rise, they force lenders to find creative, alternative paths to revenue. One of those areas of opportunity is the mortgage servicing rights (MSR) market.
It's been a while since the industry has had to contend with significant levels of NPLs. While memories of the subprime mortgage crisis remain fresh in some lenders' minds, many businesses aren't equipped for the considerations related to this type of asset. As investors gear up to buy NPLs, lenders need to prepare for an influx of these loans and the requirements related to them, specifically within the due diligence process.