Lennar Mortgage chief sees AI and alternative credit scoring as keys to expanding homeownership The mortgage industry is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades, driven by artificial intelligence adoption and regulatory changes aimed at expanding access to homeownership, according to Laura Escobar, president of Lennar Mortgage and 2025 chair of the Mortgage Bankers Association. […]
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