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Profound changes are afoot in the mortgage business, with companies focusing on reducing costs and improving processes – to increase or even maintain market share.

More and more executives are finding that technology is a long-term investment that can make big improvements in efficiencies – such as technologies tailored to processing applications for new and niche products, others offering compliance solutions to manage federal, state and local laws, and one that generates the best loan at the best price and best rate for borrowers in less than thirty seconds.

Experts advise that the new generation of integrated systems can serve as a foundation for future growth. No executive worth his bonus can ignore or postpone technology decisions.

Consider some of the challenges: The use of automated valuation modeling technology is under new scrutiny, as regulators are taking a closer look at whether they are reliable. The new HMDA pricing information is creating uncertainty among lenders, not to mention that reporting itself is twice the burden it was just two years ago. Compliance with the USA PATRIOT Act and Sarbanes-Oxley is proving expensive. You need to keep informed on which technologies can help you stay compliant-as well as those that will help your bottom line. At this critical time you need reliable information and analysis to choose the best solutions for your company. Whether you plan to implement a new system, integrate several processes or improve what you’ve already got in place, Inside Mortgage Technology is the one publication you shouldn’t be without. As a subscriber, you’ll…

  • Find out what technologies other industry players are putting in place to increase their efficiency, market share and profits in today’s competitive market,
  • Monitor the latest technology upgrades at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac – and will a new regulation kick them out of the underwriting business,
  • Read about new and mature technologies and what they can do for you – in plain English,
  • Learn what new applications and products can do for you, and whether they’d make good sense for your large, or small, operation,
  • Track the top online mortgage originators, retail and wholesale, in our exclusive quarterly rankings. Find out who’s building business online and who’s losing it,
  • Find out what’s working, what’s cost-effective and what technologies will adapt easily to your future business changes and growth.

It’s time to join Inside Mortgage Technology to maximize your profitability and originations volume:

Subscribe to Inside Mortgage Technology and every two weeks you’ll find the competitive news you need to make informed technology decisions in your business. Plus, our exclusive quarterly statistics on the top online lenders will allow you to keep an eye on the competition, as well as highlight potential business partners.

Inside Mortgage Technology is published bi-weekly 25 times a year. The annual cost of a subscription is $597. Click here to start your subscription.



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