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The newly public digital mortgage giant is relying on a diverse set of loan channels to take on competitors in an increasingly crowded field, CEO Anthony Hsieh said in an earnings call this week.
Rocket Mortgage eyes 700-job expansion in downtown Cleveland Rocket Cos. Rocket Mortgage employs nearly 700 people in Cleveland, at offices in the Higbee Building in the heart of downtown. The mortgage giant plans to create 700 new jobs here over the next five years, in a deal that hinges on securing incentives from the city, state and JobsOhio. Rocket Mortgage, the mortgage giant formerly known as Quicken Loans, is eyeing an expansion that would bring 700 new jobs to downtown Cleveland over the next five years. The Detroit-based company already employs nearly 700 people at its Cleveland offi...
Dan Gilbert’s Rocket Companies and Ford Motor Co. are among a growing number of corporations suspending their political contributions in the aftermath of last week's...
CFPB Investigating Quicken’s Real Estate Affiliate Some Lenders Take Referral Fees, Too By Lew Sichelman | Special to Banker & Tradesman | Jan 10, 2021 | Reprints | Print Lew Sichelman In a little-known civil action, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is investigating the real estate affiliate of Quicken Loans for allegedly illegal kickbacks. Specifically, the consumer watchdog agency is wondering whether Rocket Homes Real Estate violated the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act when it charged fees for referring Quicken’s mor...
Mortgage Originations Are on Pace for Best Year Ever Record-low interest rates and strong demand for homes boost lenders during Covid-19 pandemic The boom in mortgages for homes including this Jacksonville, Fla., development has extended into the final quarter of 2020. Photo: Charlotte Kesl for The Wall Street Journal By Dec. 10, 2020 5:30 am ET Americans are poised to take more mortgages this year than they did even during the run-up to the 2008-09 financial crisis. In the first nine months of the year, lenders extended $2.8 trillion of mortgages, ...