Mortgage Software Solutions Blog

Businesses that deal with finances and credit face specific social networking safety concerns that many other businesses do not. From threats to family members in hostage situations to the potential for irrevocable public relations harm, mortgage businesses must consider carefully how to address the security issues that may arise from employee social media use.

The North State Building Industry Association (BIA) is hosting a home tour.  This home tour brings together some of Sacramento's best home builders to give a fun and interactive tour of model homes in the region. The Sacramento Tri-County area is considered to be in a industry shortage, however there is currently 130 developments, building a total of 11,000 units.  These should be finished by the end of 2016 and are not featured on Metro List.

More and more, financial institutions are being forced to grapple with security issues, concerning the advanced technologies their employees and vendors are using in day-to-day business. While some are embracing SaaS cloud computing for a more centralized and secure way of lending, others are apprehensive about embracing the transition.

The pace of software solutions and technological upgrades in the financial market has been remarkable. There are countless Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions now available to help manage, distribute, and optimize financial products and mortgage data. While each solution has a specific benefit, the combination of them all can create significant conflict and dissonance between systems. As a result, more and more mortgage companies are finding themselves in need of a cost-effective data interface solution that can create better data harmony.

Even though larger corporations are making use of internet speed when it comes to mortgage applications, a proliferation of customized tech services are making those speeds available to smaller credit unions and mortgage companies. Yes, small, local mortgage companies still exist, but in order to compete with similarly sized companies, as well as those bigger, global companies, mortgage companies need the right data in the right place and in real-time.

With growing concerns over security issues and increasing industry standard upgrades, the benefits of synchronizing data across mortgage and core system platforms couldn't be clearer.

These days, savvy businesses everywhere are touting the benefit of real-time analytics, and so should mortgage companies. Real-time analytics help mortgage companies increase efficiency, provide better customer experiences, and gain valuable information about business processes, marketing, customer relations, and more.

Cloud computing can empower the mortgage industry by streamlining processes, reducing errors, and improving efficiency. However, some institutions are still a bit hesitant, when it comes to integrating Cloud computing into their strategies.