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Transforming the mortgage and real estate process: Insights from Tech100 leaders

Housing Wire

In honor of the 2025 Tech100 nomination season, HousingWire asked leaders from last year’s Tech100-winning companies including Flueid , Vesta , Gridbase and MyHome, a Williston Financial Group Company to share some examples of how their technology has helped transform a traditional real estate and mortgage process.

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No, homeowner delinquency rates aren’t elevated

Housing Wire

However, the data references Freddie Mac ‘s Serious Delinquency levels on multifamily loans. These loans pertain to multifamily mortgages, which are used for commercial properties with five or more units, such as apartment buildings. But as we can see in the chart below, the data clearly identifies these as multifamily loans.

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How midsize lenders are surviving the mortgage squeeze

Housing Wire

Kind Lending , a national wholesale mortgage lender and his second brainchild, is built on lean operations and a focus on efficiency — a contrast with his first company, Stearns Lending, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2019. These lenders recorded an average net production income of $882 per loan (20 basis points).

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Sagent’s mortgage platform, Dara, moves closer to full deployment

Housing Wire

Dara Default offers decisioning, automated workflows, collections, loss mitigation, claims, foreclosure and bankruptcy and an attorney network. Dara Movement and Dara Data are not yet on the market but in a “road map” stage, Sagent confirmed. And Dara Core is nearing beta completion.

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Seattle office king Martin Selig loses another piece of his empire

Seattle Times Real Estate

Since late last year, 19 of Selig’s roughly 30 downtown buildings have been put under outside management or turned over to lenders after pandemic-related vacancies left the 88-year-old developer unable to cover more than $850 million in loans. I just don’t see that happening.”

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Hundreds tap WA help for people who faced housing discrimination

Seattle Times Real Estate

The Covenant Homeownership Program offers no-interest down payment loans to certain homebuyers of color whose families were affected by racist property covenants commonly used in the first half of the 20th century. Shortly after its launch, it became the target of a lawsuit claiming reverse discrimination.

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Cle Elum declares bankruptcy over $26M debt

Seattle Times Real Estate

Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Washington, Cle Elum Mayor Matthew Lundh wrote that the city is “insolvent” under the bankruptcy code, citing the debt owed to the developer, City Heights Holdings. In a declaration with the U.S.