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Finding order in chaos: Getting things done in the midst of change

Jun 23, 2005

Byte selects IMPAC LendingMortgagePress.comByte Software, IMPAC Lending Group, preferred lender agreement Byte Software has a new preferred lender partner in IMPAC Lending Group. Loans can be submitted to IMPAC directly through the Byte Lender Interface, as well as the ability to sign up to become an IMPAC broker. IMPAC has expanded its menu to offer a full spectrum of lending programs for the non-conforming borrower. Their services include no income, stated income, no asset verification, 100 percent LTV and no down payment programs with slated or full documentation. Byte Software, a subsidiary of CBC Companies, is a Kirkland, Wash.-based mortgage software company. For more information, call (800) 695-1008 or visit www.byte-cbc.com. Newport Beach, Calif.-based IMPAC Lending Group is an originator of alt-A and alt-B first and second home loans through a network of mortgage professionals nationwide. For more information, call (800) 597-4101 or visit www.impaclending.com.
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