Product releases, company updates, and security announcements from Dwelling Blocks.
Protecting customer data is not a box we tick once a year. A Type II report tests whether our controls held every day across a months-long window — and ours did. Here is what that means in practice.
The platform supports the redesigned URAR end to end. Each lender turns the new report types on for themselves — when one of yours does, you will get a request to enable it, and nothing happens automatically.
Automated report review, running on every upload against the lender’s own rules. No separate fee, no setup, and nothing to switch on — it is simply part of the platform.
Bidding presents an assignment to a matched group of vendors at the same time, within a response window you define. Vendors reply with terms rather than a decline, and selection runs automatically against criteria you configure.
Upload a license and the details fill themselves in. Verification runs against ASC.gov, renewals are prompted before anything lapses, and the panel a lender sees is the panel that can actually take work today.
Every report is checked against the assignment at upload. Discrepancies surface in seconds, while the vendor can still fix them — and before anything reaches the lender.
More lender volume brings more work, which brings more vendors, which brings better coverage. Over 10,000 credentialed vendors are on the network today, and we are still opening new markets.
Your fee transfers the moment the work is done, with a receipt on the assignment and the money in your bank a few days later. No invoicing, no net terms, no chasing.
We are building collateral workflows that run themselves — and the vendor network to carry them. Lenders and vendors can both start with us from today.
