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Nevada industry appointments update - 07/06/2006

Jul 09, 2006

American Guardian and Commerce Velocity team upMortgagePress.comAutomated decisioning tools, American Guardian, Commerce Velocity American Guardian Home Loans has partnered with Commerce Velocity Inc. to deliver fully automated loan processing services for AGHL brokers, using Commerce Velocity's CQ BrokerConnect. "American Guardian recognizes the increasing demand for point-of-sale service from our broker network, and responding to their needs is our main priority," said Kamran Khosravi, president of American Guardian. "Commerce Velocity offers the scalable functionality that will instantly deliver pricing, pre-qualification and full automated underwriting approvals to our brokers within seconds. In turn, American Guardian will generate more volume at a lower cost of originations and offer the customer service benefits of rapid and accurate responses for our brokers." American Guardian Home Loans is a wholesale mortgage lender based in Lake Forest, Calif. For more information, call (877) 960-5363 or visit www.amguardian.com. Irvine, Calif.-based CVI is a developer of Web-based business automation solutions for the mortgage lending industry. For more information, call (714) 338-7140 or visit www.cvelocity.com.
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