Richards boasts a robust background in the mortgage sector, having held leadership roles at various prominent companies, including Bank of America and loanDepot. Her time at loanDepot ended on contentious terms when she sued the company over improper loan documentation practices leading up to its IPO, claiming demotion for not complying with directives. After her lawsuit was dismissed in February, loanDepot retaliated with its suit against her, alleging misuse of confidential customer information. Meanwhile, she has moved on to Kind Lending, a venture by Glenn Stearns, founded shortly before the pandemic began.
Richards had a longstanding career in the mortgage sector before a controversial departure from loanDepot, leading to legal battles about confidentiality and documentation practices.
After being hired by Kind Lending post-COVID-19, Richards continues to navigate the complexities of leadership while contending with legal disputes from her previous employment.
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