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Fully digitized closings can save lenders more than $400 per loan

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Snapdocs research finds often overlooked secondary market efficiencies like reduced funding cycle time account for about 80 percent of savings. Continue reading →

Snapdocs integrations with Byte, BeSmartee will automate closings

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American Bancshares is among the first lenders to make the most of the new integration with BeSmartee to provide digital closing documents and collect eSignatures. Continue reading →

Borrower surveys pinpoint closings as problem area for lenders

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Investments lenders have made to streamline the application process seem to be paying off, but surveys show borrowers are still tripped up by document collection and closings. Continue reading →

Mortgage lenders use tech and local ties to grow national footprints

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Atlanta-based direct mortgage lender Silverton Mortgage, a Snapdocs client, has added new branches in the Carolinas, Arkansas and Missouri over the past year. Continue reading →

Mortgage industry players now pooling data to promote e-closings

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MISMO and Snapdocs have teamed up to launch the ‘e-Eligibility Exchange’ with participation from major data providers including Freddie Mac and First American Corp. Continue reading →

Digital closing platform Snapdocs valued at more than $1.5B

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Snapdocs has raised $150 million in a series D funding round. The platform is now used by more than 130,000 mortgage professionals a day, touching nearly 20 percent of U.S. real estate transactions. Continue reading →