Author: PROGRESS In Lending

Execs On The MoveIn The News

ServiceLink Expands National Sales Team With Three Origination Hires

ServiceLink, a provider of tech-enabled services for all phases of the mortgage lifecycle, is pleased to welcome Chris Miller as a national sales executive, and James Lee and Mandy Powell as national account executives within ServiceLink’s origination division. All three will be responsible for driving client growth strategy and forging new lender partnerships. In addition, they will help lenders increase speed throughout the mortgage process, extend their digital workflows, reduce costs and enhance the consumer experience.

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In The NewsLO Trends

New Solution Simplifies Co-Branded Marketing And Lead Capture, While Boosting Lender-Realtor Relationships

Williston Financial Group® (WFG®), a national provider of title insurance and real estate settlement services, announced that its subsidiary Volly has launched Network Connections, a powerful new component within its marketing suite that empowers mortgage loan officers to seamlessly and proactively collaborate with and support their real estate agent network on each new listing.

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In The NewsIntegration

Xactus Integrates Its Automated Flood Compliance Solution With ICE’s MSP Loan Servicing System

Xactus, a fintech and market leader in verification solutions for the mortgage industry, is focused on broadening integrations in the ecosystem to support the loan life cycle beyond origination into servicing. As part of that effort, Xactus announced the successful completion of its integration with MSP, ICE’s comprehensive loan servicing system. This strategic integration enables mortgage servicers to receive automated flood zone determination updates directly into their servicing system without manual intervention.

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AffordabilityIn The News

Home Affordability Is A Challenge, While Foreclosures, Mortgage Health, And Unemployment Rates Vary

ATTOM released its latest Special Housing Risk Report spotlighting county-level housing markets around the United States that are more or less vulnerable to declines, based on home affordability, equity and other measures in the first quarter of 2025. The report shows that California and New Jersey had high concentrations of counties considered most at-risk.

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