ATTOM Data Solutions, a national property database, and Auction.com, an online real estate marketplace, announced Tuesday that Home Disclosure Reports created by ATTOM Data will be available for all properties for sale on Auction.com.

Fifth Third Bancorp announced John Adam will join Fifth Third Mortgage as National Sales Leader and will aid in the company’s community commitment.

LenderLive, a mortgage services provider, announced last week the addition of two new vice presidents to its settlement services division. Industry veterans David Tiberio and George Schultz join LenderLive as VPs of National Sales for the Denver, Colorado-based company.

Texas Capital Bank announced that Gary Ort, who has played an integral role in the bank for the past decade and currently serves as President of the Mortgage Finance Division, will retire in June. Jack Nunnery, currently serving as Director of Correspondent Lending, will take over as President of the Mortgage Finance Division.

Mortgage Capital Trading, Inc., a risk management and advisory services firm focused the secondary mortgage market, announced last week it hired Cara Krause to serve as Regional Sales Director for the Northeast.

Quicken Loans announced Casey Hurbis is joining the company as Chief Marketing Officer. Hurbis, recognized for re-introducing the FIAT brand in the U.S. after more than 25 years of absence, will take responsibility for all Quicken marketing, both online and off, and will manage Quicken’s home lending brand.

Amherst Capital Management LLC announced the addition of Damon Pitler to its private funds leadership team. Serving in the role of Managing Director of Private Funds, Pitler will manage single-family equity and commercial real estate lending portfolios at Amherst.

For the fifth year in a row, Paragon, Black Knight’s MLS software, ranked at the top in the Clareity MLS Customer Satisfaction Survey.

Ali Haralson is joining Auction.com as EVP of Client Management, according to an announcement from the company Monday.

Experian and Finicity, a cloud-based financial data aggregation provider, announced Monday a collaboration that will digitize the mortgage lending process and bring some of the “credit invisible” into view for lenders.