Fannie Mae focuses on fraud, Direct offering Touts AI Assistant
Welcome to Pulse – A new weekly series that completes the latest technology, including tools, integrations and trends that influence mortgage and real estate. This is what happened this week:
Fannie Mae works together with Palantir to detect, prevent mortgage fraud
Fannie Mae has collaborated with Palantir Technologies To combat mortgage fraud. The partnership, announced by Fannie Mae CEO Priscilla Almodovar, wants to detect fraud in seconds – not months – using AI tools. Click here for more information.
Direct offering AI Voice Assistant for Real estate lists
Direct offering has launched Olivia AI, a real -time speech concierge that answers real estate questions in more than 100 languages. The AI-driven tool changes mention in conversations, making the house search more interactive and more accessible for buyers in languages and time zones. Read more here.
How AI already transforms the mortgage process – and improves
AI transforms the mortgage process and reduces the approval times of weeks to minutes, while the risk and bias is shortened. Economist Kevin C. Gillen investigates how this technical revolution – led by companies such as Rocket Mortgage – Makes homeowners more efficient, fair and more accessible. Read more here.
Ncino cuts 7% of the workforce while the AI opportunities speak
Ncino Has 7% of his global workforce cut than 100 employees in the middle of a shift to a more AI-driven future. CEO Sean Desmond says that the dismissals – who usually affected engineers – were needed to streamline the activities and to pursue sustainable growth. Read more here.
MoxiWorks sells the accounting platform in advance
Located in Seattle Moxiworks has sold its back-office accounting platform, moxibalance, to financial services In advance. The move gives a shift for MoxiWorks because it focuses on sales and marketing tools for agents and brokers. Moxibalance – now renamed Vero – will continue under the leadership of his former head, Ishtyaq Ahmed. Find more information here.
Partner Real Estate reveals $ 5K model for agent support
California Partner real estate has unveiled a new business model and offers agents access to systems, coaching and operational support for less than $ 5,000 a year. CEO Rudy Lira Kusuma says that it is a game changer to make tools that will cost six digits that are available for agents for an affordable price. Click here for more.
