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Study quantifies home improvement activities of recent homebuyers

Sep 25, 2005

MILA announces platinum partnership with NAMBMortgagePress.comMILA,partnership,NAMB Mortgage Investment Lending Associates Inc. (MILA), a wholesale non-prime lender, announced its 2004 Industry Platinum Partnership with the National Association of Mortgage Brokers. As one of six 2004 Industry Platinum Partners, MILA's first activity in support of NAMB will be to exhibit at the association's 2004 Annual Conference and Exposition from Saturday-Tuesday, June 5-8, in Salt Lake City. Located at booth number 827, MILA's top sales representatives will be ready to help attendees create free account profiles, business plans and live loans with conditional commitments in seconds. MILA representatives will also demonstrate two technologies: AccessPoint, MILA's online loan management system; and DecisionPoint, MILA's instant automated underwriting system. Lastly, MILA CEO Layne Sapp will present an industry partner session titled, "Unifying the Mortgage Process, Unifying the Mortgage Industry" on Sunday, June 6 from 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. For more information, visit www.mila.com or www.namb.org.
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