Better Home & Finance projects strong momentum with $1.65B in funded loan volume expected for Q2, signaling recovery in the mortgage lending sector. The company is implementing strategic cost reductions while shifting its HELOC product mix to improve profitability margins. Management has outlined an aggressive path toward adjusted EBITDA breakeven by the end of Q3 2026, demonstrating confidence in operational efficiency improvements. The integration of Tinman AI technology is expected to enhance underwriting processes and reduce origination costs. These developments suggest Better is positioning itself competitively as mortgage market conditions stabilize and refinancing activity potentially increases throughout 2026.
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