We used to hear a lot of chatter in the marketplace about “OCR this” and “OCR that” and how it’s the next best thing since sliced bread. Well, it may have been until someone came along and slathered some warm melted Kerrygold butter on it (this is not a paid advertisement) and a healthy sprinkle of cinnamon – sounds much…
Last week, I discussed in great detail the significance of recordable documents in MERS® compliance. I thought it prudent in this follow-up piece to share some additional insights on common errors LoanLogics found in 2020 with regards to recordable document errors. The top document categories found with the most errors included Lien Releases/Substitution of Trustee, Assignments and Modification Agreements. As…
In my first post of this series, I discussed a new yearly training program offered by MERS® to certify experienced, knowledgeable independent review firms and the level of detail needed to demonstrate compliance. As promised, I’m back with an examination of recordable documents and its significance in Annual MERS Compliance Reviews. Many internal and external MERS quality assurance reviews tend…
It’s almost Friday, on this short work week for most of us following Memorial Day 2021. This week in our blog we wanted to have a little fun, so we scoured the internet for some funny mortgage memes and cheesy jokes to coast us into the weekend. Enjoy! What do you call someone who mails mortgage statements? ……………………………………………………………………………Post Malone The…
It never fails. You are in the middle of managing a large enterprise-wide project, tech implementation perhaps, or just juggling unforeseen volume and one of the government sponsored entities’ (GSE) ‘comes a knockin’. Many lament that it is bad timing, but in the mortgage industry is there ever a good time? We all saw how the industry was scrambling in…
Our survey is LIVE and we want to hear from you! Continued expansion of technology automation is no doubt a mortgage industry priority for 2021. Specific goals may vary across channels, but what appears to be consistent is the desire to increase efficiency, flexibly scale (up or down) with market volume and manage loan quality that will pass any level…
