Agent AI adoption; Title fraud thwarted in Ohio
Welcome back to Tech Pulse – HousingThe weekly series that completes the latest news in the field of technological news, including tools, integrations and trends that influence mortgage and real estate.
This is what happened this week:
Kaplan’s Inaugural real estate research from Trends shows that 48% of agents expect the growth of the customer in the next 6-12 months. However, the research also shows that 46% of agents AI do not use professionally and 52% believe that traditional brokers do not sufficiently prepare themselves for a technically driven future.
EquityProtect’s SmartPolicy technology successfully prevented an attempt from the theft of the title that focused on an older Columbus, Ohio, homeowner this summer. The system marked a suspicious reverse mortgage request and warned the owner’s daughter who has a power of attorney.
Slotlock has launched a free tool for its customers to automate Fincen data collection, reducing manual work from 2-3 hours to minutes per file. The solution – available immediately – integrates with Docusign and title production software to ensure compliance with the new anti-money laundering rule with effect from March 2026.
Atlas VMs And Quantum reverse work together to Goal gate Order management platform, which gives reverse mortgage providers direct access to the AMCs approved by credits. This integration is aimed at centralizing assessment management, to guarantee compliance and to supervise approved AMCs.
Radius Introduces Mel Ai, an integrated assistant for artificial intelligence for real estate teams. Trained on MLS and compliance data, Mel supports tasks in marketing, lead management, transactions and compliance. The platform currently serves more than 200 teams and is supported by remarkable investors in the real estate technical space.
