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HomeServices of America, a Berkshire Hathaway company, is expanding its integrated real estate offering with the addition of mortgage servicing through its wholly owned subsidiary, Prosperity Home Mortgage, LLC.
The move extends HomeServices’ relationship with consumers beyond the home purchase and closing process, allowing the company to support homeowners throughout the life of their mortgage. Prosperity Home Mortgage is a leading full-service retail lender focused primarily on purchase transactions, originating nearly $9 billion in loans annually across approximately 21,000 transactions.
The new mortgage servicing capability represents the latest expansion of HomeServices’ OnePoint, The Complete Real Estate Experience. The platform brings together residential brokerage, mortgage origination, title and escrow, property and casualty insurance, and now mortgage servicing within a connected network.
HomeServices says the goal is to reduce the fragmentation traditionally associated with buying and owning a home. Rather than consumers being passed between unrelated providers during and after a transaction, the company aims to provide continuity through a network of professionals and services.
“Buying a home may be one transaction, but homeownership is a journey that lasts for years,” said Chris Kelly, President and CEO of HomeServices of America. He added that mortgage servicing will help strengthen the long-term relationships between homeowners and their real estate professionals.
Prosperity President and CEO Justin Messer said the addition of servicing will allow the company to remain connected with customers after closing, whether they have questions about their mortgage, are considering refinancing or are preparing to purchase another home.
The expansion also reflects HomeServices’ focus on combining technology with human expertise. The company says research shows nearly 75% of recent buyers prefer a people-led home-buying experience supported by integrated technology.
By adding mortgage servicing, HomeServices aims to extend its OnePoint model from the initial home search through the mortgage lifecycle, creating a more connected experience for consumers while supporting the professionals who guide them through homeownership.
©2026 David Mazor
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