Workflow Before Technology: Why mortgage transformation starts with governance, not AI

Mortgage lenders continue to invest in AI, automation and digital transformation despite ongoing cost pressures. Yet many organizations still struggle to achieve the returns they expected. Larry Bailey, CEO of Mortgage Workflow Partners, said the problem isn’t the technology itself. It’s that lender

EXCLUSIVE: Dave and Jenny Marrs Lay Bare the ‘Annoying’ Reality of Filming HGTV Hit at Home—and Why Fans Will See Less of Their Kids in Future

“Fixer to Fabulous” stars Dave and Jenny Marrs have proudly documented their impressive property-flipping careers on HGTV for nearly a decade. Yet, they now confess they wish they had kept one key aspect of their lives private: their Arkansas family home, which they regret allowing the cameras to en

Evicted Tenant Is Charged With Listing Landlord’s Home for Rent in Retaliation

A Utah woman is accused of retaliating against a former apartment manager who evicted her by listing the woman's apartment for rent. Elisa Jo Nelson, 26, of South Jordan was charged with fraudulently advertising a real estate property, a second-degree felony. She was also charged with unlawful onlin

Higher home-care spending by states linked to greater aging-in-place outcomes

Older adults with difficulty living independently are more likely to remain in their homes when states devote a larger share of long-term care spending to home- and community-based services, according to a new study. Researchers examined whether state investments in home- and community-based service