Welcome to NhanceData I’m Robert Foreman—real estate broker, mortgage loan officer, and doctoral student in Educational Technology at Central Michigan University. I build AI-driven, data-first workflows that help professionals make faster, clearer decisions in residential real estate and lending—from market analysis and pricing strategy to pipeline generation and client education.
On this blog, I translate complex analytics into practical playbooks for agents, loan officers, and educators: tutorials, repeatable prompts, Tableau-powered visuals, and lightweight Python/Excel methods you can actually use. If you’re looking to apply AI to win listings, sharpen rate/payment conversations, or design more effective learning experiences, you’re in the right place.
Mortgage rates are moving in the wrong direction again. The average 30-year fixed rate is now 6.38%, up from 6.22% just a week ago. The 15-year sits at…
Not one studied how people actually learn with AI. We’re measuring: • Performance • Efficiency • Outcomes But we’re ignoring: → What people do when they don’t know…
We are witnessing the end of the “static assignment” as a proxy for learning. If AI can generate a polished market analysis, a clean Python script, or a…
and paying for systems that don’t actually fit how they work. You don’t need another subscription. You need to know how to build simple tools around your workflow….
The intersection of macroeconomic policy and real estate data is telling a compelling story this quarter. We are witnessing a rare structural shift in the housing market, driven…
A new report shows home flippers are seeing the smallest profits since the Great Recession. Let that sink in. Not “down a little.” Not “cooling.” Back to 2008-level…
Because it’s not packaged as a standalone degree most of the time. HCI usually lives inside: Computer Science PhDs Information Science programs Human-Centered Computing or Engineering programs Only…
I’ve seen this study everywhere the past few weeks: “More screen time = lower academic performance.” Sounds clean. Sounds simple. But the data tells a more nuanced story….
I came across this program: 8 weeks. ~10 hours per week. $4,800 tuition. And I get it. Big name. Great branding. “Institutional-level training.” But let’s pause and think…
In meetings, how often does this happen? You’re asked:“Is there a way to automate this?”“Can we track this better?”“Is there a tool that can handle such and such?”…