Thirty-year veteran assumes role overseeing business development and online operations for Auction.com, including maintaining and creating new client relationships.
Read More »James Curl Tapped as Xome’s New CTO
Online real estate auction marketplace adds 15-plus-year industry veteran to lead tech initiatives to create and source transformative technology solutions.
Read More »Xome Announces New Partnership
Xome has announced it has joined with the National Community Stabilization Trust (NCST) to expand access to affordable housing in the U.S. Through the program, eligible mission-driven buyers dedicated to creating more affordable housing will have exclusive first-look access to ...
Read More »Mr. Cooper Posts Q1 Gains
Led by the recent deal with Sagent, nationwide mortgage servicer reported net Q1 profits exceeding $650 million.
Read More »The Exchange: Mike Rawls, CEO, Xome
DS News sat down with Xome’s CEO to discuss such hot-button topics as the current state of the industry and the auction process.
Read More »DS5: Examining the Impact of Auctions
Mike Rawls, CEO of Xome, shares insights about the current industry landscape, the auction process, and how homeowners who need to sell can make sure they’re not leaving equity on the table.
Read More »Cyprexx Execs Comment on Xome Field Services Deal
Ed Mullen, CEO, Cyprexx, said the partnership would allow Cyprexx “to expand our footprint, create greater efficiencies, and utilize our core competencies to better serve existing and new clients."
Read More »A Key Tool to Avoid Foreclosure
As forbearance ends and moratoria expire, servicers and homeowners are embracing auction as an option. Here’s why.
Read More »Mr. Cooper Reports Q2 2021 Net Income of $439M
Chris Marshall, Vice Chairman, President, and CFO added, “The company’s balance sheet has never been stronger."
Read More »Servicers Prepare for Forbearance Exits
A recent DS News webinar addressed how servicers have handled customers during the pandemic and what lies ahead as nearly two million Americans prepare to exit their forbearance plans.
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