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Article: Steps to Achieving E-Mortgage Returns: E-Mortgage adoption doesn't have to be an-all-or-nothing thing, there's a right path for every lender regardless of their size or IT capacity.
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- Mortgage Line
- Article date:
- November 26, 2007
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For more than eight years now, the mortgage industry has sought to realize its dream of e-mortgage-enabled lending. Government and industry organizations have worked diligently to create working standards. Numerous industry thought leaders have thoroughly defined the vision of the e-mortgage. Now that the technology is actually available and proven to work, lenders - as well as others in the chain - must decide what they want from the e-mortgage and how they plan to get there. Below, is a five-step plan for lenders to achieve their goals.
Step 1: Figure out what you want from e-mortgages - The answer to this should be more than "reduced costs." We all want to be ...
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