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Oct 03, 2007

Capital Direct teams with PriceMyLoanMortgagePress.comAutomated underwriting software Capital Direct Financial (CDF) has chosen PriceMyLoan to provide automated underwriting and loan pricing technology. "It's a simple fact that in order to be successful as a lender, you need to have an automated underwriting system (AUS) to compete," said John Armstrong, marketing manager for CDF. "An AUS allows us to improve accuracy and increase the speed of processing a loan. After conducting our research for an AUS, we saw that quite a few of the well established lenders that we knew were already using PriceMyLoan." CDF is a wholesale mortgage lender based in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. For more information, call (866) 635-7911 or visit www.cdfi-us.com. PriceMyLoan is an automated underwriting and loan pricing system designed by Insight Lending Solutions, based in Costa Mesa, Calif. For more information, call (888) 285-3912 or visit www.pricemyloan.com.
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