Mutual Of Omaha Partners With Homebot

Mutual of Omaha Mortgage on Tuesday announced a partnership with Homebot Inc. to expand its referral network and deliver personalized home wealth insights to clients.

Founded in 2015, Homebot offers a client-for-life portal for lenders, real estate agents and loan officers, which will now be available to Mutual of Omaha’s customers nationwide.

In practice, Homebot’s portal will integrate directly with Total Expert for funded loans, delivering monthly home wealth reports to the lender. Mutual of Omaha will also gain access to Partner Intel to expand its network of real estate professionals.

“We empower lenders to strengthen client relationships through meaningful, ongoing engagement,” Ernie Graham, CEO and co-founder of Homebot, said in a statement. “When you combine Mutual of Omaha Mortgage’s commitment to personalized service with Homebot’s wealth-building insights, you create a powerful foundation for lifelong client relationships that benefit everyone involved.

Mutual of Omaha offers conventional and government loans — including Federal Housing Administration, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and U.S. Department of Agriculture products — as well as jumbo and reverse mortgages to borrowers, and through its Mortgage Services channel to banks and credit unions.

Mortgage tech platform Modex shows that the lender originated approximately $9 billion in volume over the past 12 months through 144 branches and 791 producing loan officers.

“Partnering with Homebot allows us to deliver even more personalized insights that empower our clients to make confident home financing decisions.” said Brian Surgener, executive vice president of strategy at Mutual of Omaha Mortgage.

“As clients receive monthly insights about their home’s value, equity growth, and refinancing opportunities, Mutual of Omaha Mortgage strengthens its position as their trusted financial partner — ensuring they’re top-of-mind when clients are ready for their next move, whether that’s a refinance, home equity loan, or helping friends and family with their mortgage needs.”