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KeyStoneB2B Helps Accelerate Contract to Close With New Title Product

Jul 21, 2017
KeyStoneB2B has announced new flood zone determination services through its expansive network of providers

KeyStoneB2B has announced a new title product that will facilitate the title order, title close, borrower and seller closing disclosure during the mortgage lending process. KeyStoneB2B offers a network of title companies that have been vetted according to lenders’ rules and guidelines. In addition, banks, credit unions and other mortgage lenders can integrate their current title companies into the KeyStoneB2B lending process automation to identify the appropriate financial services providers that can most efficiently support the loan to successful completion.
 
“Since the typical mortgage loan process duration is 40 to 45 days, reducing the search time for the right title company that meets lenders’ guidelines is significant,” said James V. Luisi, Chief Information Officer and Chief Technology Officer for KeyStoneB2B. “When a bank or lending institution uses a title company that’s already integrated into our system, in many cases, the title company will pay a portion of the closing disclosure fees. Lenders will defray costs and elevate brand positioning by providing the savings back to borrowers or offer other benefits to customers.”

 
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