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Evolution of Mortgage Pricing System with LOS

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  The mortgage Pricing System aims to boost the businesses and allow the minimal intervention of IT. It is meant to manage programs, QM, non-QM, and loans. The mortgage pricing system is designed using the latest technology and innovative features. The system produces and maintains product acceptability and loan pricing solutions for mortgage banks of various capacities. Mortgage Pricing system tools bring a streamlined and automated mortgage process to financial organizations. The software can integrate with mortgage CRM, Loan Origination System (LOS), and Point of Sale (POS) platforms. The system software facilitates comparing the loan scenarios, saves time, and increases productivity.  Lenders should be aware and understand the ways of mortgage pricing generation. There are certain factors that affect mortgage pricing such as mortgage data, economic events in US housing, corporate achievements, and situations in the finance industry. In order to generate a primary market pricing st

Mortgage Automation - A strategic priority

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  Mortgage Automation should be a well-known term if you work in the Mortgage Industry, and especially if you deal with   Loan Origination Systems.   One of the first workflow engines for Mortgage Automation was granted a patent in 2002. Since then Fintech Startups have taken on the challenge and made digital loan origination systems a common industry practice. Some global banks have gone as far as to condense the loan origination process to just 3 minutes for application and 1-second approval with superior workflow management. So if you are not on the   mortgage automation   train yet, this blog will tell you why you need to make it a strategic priority for lending. We have discussed the concept previously in  our blogs. Why Mortgage Automation? Consumer experience and behavior are the most important factors in decision-making for any business. This is also true for the mortgage industry. Surveys and statistics suggest that consumers prefer lenders who provide ease of application, err