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Chase expands Coral Gables office

Feb 05, 2008

Acceptance Capital names Informative Research a preferred providerMortgagePress.comresidential loan originations, Fannie Mae, online credit rescoring and simulation tools Acceptance Capital Mortgage Corporation has named Informative Research as its newest preferred provider of credit and mortgage-related information for residential loan originations. This new business alliance gives Acceptance Capital loan originators direct credit access to Fannie Mae, as well as a selection of online credit rescoring and simulation tools, flood determination, and property valuation utilities. Spokane, Wash.-based Acceptance Capital Mortgage Corporation is a national mortgage services firm. For more information, call (888) 928-1123 or visit www.acceptancecapital.com. Garden Grove, Calif.-based Informative Research is a provider of credit and mortgage-related information to the lending community. For more information, call (800) 473-4633 or visit www.informativeresearch.com.
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