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Mortgage Loan Data

Accurate. Up-to-date. Accessible.

Mortgage Loan Data You Can Trust

ATTOM can provide lenders and mortgage professionals at all levels with the mortgage loan data they need to make informed decisions. Public records of mortgage data providers covers a lot of details from purchases, loans, lenders, borrowers, amounts, interest rate, origination date, and recording date, as well as other important features. County recorder, clerks, or deeds officers record real property transfers, mortgages, liens, and other real estate transactions. ATTOM gives you the flexibility of accessing this data by national, state, zip, ad-hoc regions, and specific parcels for more than 155 million U.S. properties and covering over 3,140 counties.

Why Choose ATTOM’s Property Loan Data?

Decades of property data collection and optimization makes ATTOM the industry leader in providing public mortgage data for your exact need.

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Improved Efficiency

Accurate information improves your efficiency across the board. Real-time analytics provides an accurate picture of your mortgage data.

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Know Your Clients

Your business will improve through a better understanding of your clients with up-to-date and accurate data.

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Better Decision Making

Speed of accessing information can improve your decision-making process by fueling your analytics with extensive and regular updates.

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Accurate Targeting

You define your targets, our data helps you reach them. It’s available at all geographic levels.

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Ownership Insights

Verify the property owners, lenders, and title companies listed in the loan data.

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Loan Data Analytics

Estimated things like risk and payoff totals with the amortized balance and rates for loans against a property.

Comprehensive Mortgage Loan Dataset for Your Business

ATTOM can help your business succeed by providing the most reliable and in-depth U.S. mortgage data available.

Data Public Record Data Loan Model Data
Loan Position Yes
Loan Amount Yes Yes
Lender Name & Type Yes Yes
Loan Type & Mortgage Type Yes Yes
Borrower Names Yes
Recording Data Yes Yes
Document Number & Trainsaction ID Yes Yes
Estimated Equity Yes

How Can You Use Mortgage Loan Data from ATTOM?

Title Companies

Title Companies

During the sale of a property, mortgage and title companies use this data to assess things like previous loan pay-off and new loan origination.

Home Valuations

Home Valuations

Companies who provide home valuations use this data to determine equity in a property and promote a line of credit with the property as the collateral, usually called HELOC or Home Equity Line of Credit.

Property-Specific Services

Property-Specific Services

Using the data to determine when homes are sold, service providers can offer account transfer services to existing customers and promote offerings to new residents.

Insurance

Insurance

As mortgage loan data is the baseline for property and casualty insurance policies, it helps create insurance quote estimations based on number of bedrooms/bathrooms, and construction material used.

Lenders

Lenders

As mortgages are sold to other lenders, these transactions are recorded in this data. Refinance lenders can target home owners with the promise of better financing terms and use the data to estimate the refinance amount, interest rate, and approximate new payment.

Mortgage

Mortgage

A borrower’s pre-qualification factors are many. An estimated market value of a home is a critical piece in identifying the borrower and lending program fit.

Will Rising Mortgage Rates Sink All Ships?

This must watch FREE webinar featuring industry experts – Lee Kiefer, Deputy Chief Economist at Freddie Mack, Rick Sharga, EVP of Market Intelligence and Sean Mooney, VP of Product Management for ATTOM, give us valuable insight on mortgage rates and how they will impact the market.

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Mortgage rates have more than doubled in the last year – an unprecedented jump that has effectively shut down the market for refinance loans and exacerbated affordability issues that were already challenging prospective homebuyers.

How extreme has the impact been on the mortgage industry and the U.S. housing market? What are lenders doing to offset the loss to their refinance volume? How has consumer behavior changed as rates have exploded? And what’s in store for 2023?

Featuring Industry Thought Leaders:

  • Lee Kiefer, Deputy Chief Economist, Freddie Mac
  • Rick Sharga, EVP of Market Intelligence, ATTOM
  • Sean Mooney, VP of Product Management

Don’t miss this unique webinar based on the data driving the decisions!

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