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Best-in-class borrower-facing web tools not only allow borrowers to self originate, but they also lead to higher customer satisfaction because of real-time status up-dates, easy document uploading and faster communication.

Like a film camera, a paper mortgage is a thing of the past. Today's fully-integrated solutions allow lenders of all sizes to meet the needs of their borrowers without a heavy investment in research, development or infrastructure. Where are you on your digital mortgage journey?

With the 2018 effective date just around the corner, how are you preparing for the new HMDA rule? Mortgage Cadence's Amanda Phillips and Matt Hydrew walk you through the steps you should be taking now to ensure you're ready.

"You need an open platform with a modern interface. Ease of use is critical. The innovative technology firms will be adding quality development staff. The innovative system of the future will be scalable, compliant and include all of the fun stuff, too.”

Mortgage Cadence's Jacob Petersen, EVP of Client Solutions, outlines the steps you should be taking to ensure your customer-facing teams provide best-in-class service.

Mortgage Cadence's Dan Green, EVP of Marketing, discusses ways in which lenders can extend their reach and allow future origination business to grow in unprecedented ways

"This is the best conference we go to every year, bar none!"

In the mortgage origination world, two of the most critical survival elements include compliance and finance.

Fast-forward to today and SaaS is the new standard for all applications (even mission-critical) for all mortgage organizations (yes, including top-tier lenders!).

Leaders in the mortgage industry have an obligation to shape this new era of mortgage lending with a clear focus on long-term, manageable growth and stability.

"That’s what has made Mortgage Cadence so successful. The company has always managed to stay ahead of the curve."

"It was a combination of having the best team, a dedication to high­quality delivery and a true partnership approach with our customers."

"The population interested in housing continues to grow, showing that the American Dream of owning a home remains as strong as ever. So why does housing, and the mortgage business, continue to disappoint?"

By: Jake Petersen, "Industrialization of growing organizations," for CUInsight Growth within any organization can be a benefit and a curse. As a company grows, it faces the challenge of on-boarding new employees while rising to the increased demands of a growing customer base. In any complex company, it is difficult to replicate the knowledge of […]

By: Paul Wetzel, "Back to the Future of Lending," for CMBA News The year was 1985. As the DeLorean flew its way into the year 2015, we got a “sneak peek” at what was to come 30 years into the future. With technology gaining momentum unlike anything previously seen with the rollout of personal computers, […]