LendingQB (LQB), a provider of lean lending loan origination software in collaboration with San Francisco-based StreamLoan, the mobile-first Point-of-Sale (POS) platform, have come to market with a new solution to provide lenders with a fully automated digital system, creating a best-in-class lender, borrower, and real estate agent experience.
As a result of this integration, borrowers, loan officers, lender support teams, and real estate agents are empowered to start and manage a 1003 application and loan file, automate the collection of financial documents, share the financial needs list and underwriting conditions, review, approve, and push documents directly into LQB, and collaborate using chat in real-time across mobile and desktop platforms - driving speed, education, communication, and accuracy into the home purchase process.
There are many “mobile friendly” applications on the market, however they fall short in delivering the native mobile app experience customers expect and demand. StreamLoan offers native iOS and Android while delivering a responsive web to cover desktop, laptop, and tablet users.
This is a first-of-its-kind integration between an LOS and a POS. “Pronto by StreamLoan addresses the emotional friction created in the home buying process with a higher level of communication and transparency with our borrowers,” said Jason Madiedo, President and Chief Executive Officer of Alterra Home Loans. “Our loan officers & their teams can now service their clients with Pronto, while utilizing the full potential of LQB. This integration allows us to get back to the human side of lending, which is what our industry has been waiting for. It would have required us licensing products from several software vendors, integrating them, to even come close to what the StreamLoan platform delivers."
“Lenders must deliver the best customer experience to compete. Further, our customers can close more loans in less time with fewer resources,” said Stephen Bulfer, CEO and co-founder of StreamLoan. “There is a reason the average cost of manufacturing a mortgage is almost $8800 today. Through our partnership with LendingQB, lenders gain efficiencies in their lending processes, create consistent processes, and are equipped to grow their business,” Bulfer continued.
LQB’s platform provides mortgage lenders with a holistic model for optimizing business performance. The core LendingQB LOS is a fully web browser-based system that manages the entire mortgage lending process intuitively and efficiently. StreamLoan Mobile Office extends this capability to lenders, further expediting the origination process and allowing interaction with borrowers and other parties to the loan.
“Every lender faces a unique business challenge that can be addressed with the proper technology,” said Tim Nguyen, President at LendingQB. “With a configurable LOS like LendingQB, lenders can streamline their processes to create operational efficiency. By integrating our advanced technology directly with StreamLoan, loan officers are now equipped to process more applications in a consolidated manner, while also creating a more transparent experience for the borrower and the referring real estate agent.”
Source: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2017/09/prweb14691601.htm