Many might know LoanLogics as a QC company, but our technology and services support the needs of residential mortgage lenders, servicers, insurers and investors. Our capabilities span the loan life cycle providing oversight across origination, correspondent loan acquisition, MSR transfer and servicing. We are innovating in machine learning doc processing automation and mortgage quality control technology for our clients. The…
How is it that you came across this LoanLogics blog post today? Did you come by way of social media? The LoanLogics home page? Did a colleague forward this post along or do you sporadically pop into b-logics to see what we’ve been discussing as of late? Whatever the way, we are glad you’re here. Stay current with us and…
At the height of the pandemic, LoanLogics launched IDEA OnDemand, a cloud-native doc processing digital assistant which helps mortgage companies lower the cost and drive up the speed and accuracy of in-line, real-time workflows. Feedback from newly signed clients and those experiencing the product in our try before you buy program has been overwhelmingly positive. Even with this response,…
After a few months of a pandemic-driven hiatus, the excitement for non-QM loans is brewing again among originators and investors alike. This of course is also good news for the many borrowers that don’t fit into a traditional credit box but would like to take advantage of historically low interest rates. Among this happy crowd are self-employed borrowers, who represent…
I’ve enjoyed writing the “Hey Boomer” blog series on b-Logics this year, which looked back at the way loan quality control (QC) was once managed in the mortgage industry and how its evolved. For my last post of the series, this will be the fifth and final, I’m diving back into defects. Recent industry volume got me thinking about…
What a year it has been. You’ve been busy, we know it. It’s part of the reason all those vacation days have gone largely unused. I know mine have. But now there are just six short weeks left in 2020, some of which, I am certain, will be spent recharging during the holidays. The question is, is your organization prepared…
