The network keeps growing, in both directions
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.
A vendor network is only worth as much as the coverage it provides and the work it carries. Those two things build each other: lender volume brings work, work brings vendors, and vendors bring the coverage that attracts the next lender.
That cycle has been running for a while. Over 10,000 credentialed vendors work on Dwelling Blocks today, across hundreds of thousands of collateral transactions a year — and we are still opening new markets.
If you place orders
Coverage is the problem you feel most and control least. A panel that works in your core markets thins out at the edges, and the orders that land there are the ones that cost you days.
We maintain the panel so you do not have to. Every appraiser and inspector eligible for your work holds a license verified against the national registry and insurance in date, checked continuously rather than at onboarding. Vendors define their own coverage down to the county and ZIP code, so an order is matched to people who genuinely work that area rather than to whoever is nominally nearby.
If there are markets where your current coverage is thin, that is worth a conversation. Get in touch and we will look at your order footprint against the network as it stands, including where we are actively recruiting.
If you carry out the work
Joining takes minutes, and the platform does most of it. Upload your license and insurance once — both are validated for you, and you are reminded before either expires, so you are never dropped from rotation over a lapsed document.
From there the work comes to you. Offers arrive directly, with SMS notifications if you want them, and what you accept is your decision: set your own conditions on an offer rather than taking it as it stands, define exactly which counties and ZIP codes you cover, and pause when you need to.
The rest is built to keep you working rather than chasing. Payments run through Stripe with a transfer receipt on every assignment. QC Review runs before submission, so issues surface while you can still fix them instead of arriving as a revision request a week later.
Both sides, or neither
We are not interested in a network that grows on one side only. Lenders with orders nobody will take, or vendors sitting on an empty offers page, is the failure mode — so coverage growth is deliberate, market by market, rather than a race to a headline number.
If you want to be part of it, from either side, now is a good time.