Tag Archives: Quicken Loans

Quicken Loans will pay the United States $32.5 million, $25.5 million of which is intended to cover losses which may have occurred, and $7 million in interest.

Even as more homeowners and appraisers find themselves seeing eye to eye on home values, a recent report found that the growth of appraisal values has slowed, a report found. See what factors are affecting appraisal values.

A federal jury in Texas has awarded HouseCanary, a provider of real estate valuation and assessment tools, $706.2 million in its breach of contract and trade secret misappropriation case with Title Source, an affiliate of Quicken Loans, now known as ...

Stacey Caster is VP, Technology Communications at Quicken Loans, where she previously worked as Director of Telecommunications. Prior to joining Quicken Loans, Caster was Director of Infrastructure Operations at DTE Energy, working to oversee back-end infrastructure for over 10,000 employees ...

Estimates about home values among homeowners and appraisers were considerably closer to lining up during the final month of 2017, according to new data released by Quicken Loans. According to the National Quicken Loans Home Price Perception Index (HPPI), home ...

Quicken Loans data reports that the gap between opinions of values from appraisers and homeowners is almost nonexistent—as November marks the 6th consecutive month the margin has narrowed.

A newly filed class action lawsuit alleges that the online lender used keystroke loggers to collect personal information from visitors to their website.

Homeowners and appraisers are agreeing on home values in key regions across the U.S. Learn what markets had the greatest overlap in opinion.

New Jersey based SD Capital Funding (SDCF) announced that Melissa Williams has joined the company as Head of Mortgage Operations where she will be responsible for building a stronger, more efficient operations process.

Quicken Loans was recently ranked the No. 1 large company to work for in the information technologies industry for the fourth year running. The added popularity of nonbank lenders in both the market and the employment sector has been attributed in part to not being tied down to the same regulations banks are and having more opportunities to originate different types of loans. By the end of 2016, six of the nation’s top 10 lenders were nonbanks.