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Wayne Lee takes charge of Ameriquest

Sep 11, 2005

E-OPS processing goes paperlessMortgagePress.comE-OPS, paperless mortgage processing, Wipro BPO E-OPS has introduced an offshore mortgage processing service, which is conducted in a paperless fashion with originators either faxing, uploading or entering data into the E-OPS Web-based system, and offshore processors handling all processing tasks required prior to closing. All documentation and status information can be viewed via any Internet connection, at any time. E-OPS has signed an exclusive partnership agreement with Wipro BPO. Wipro BPO handles the loan processing, including loan application data entry and submission; the ensuing follow-up process; the query handling process; and the re-submission, closing and notification process. Based in Miami, E-OPS is a paperless mortgage processing service, processing conventional, FHA, VA, prime and sub-prime loans. For more information, call (877) 247-3677 or visit www.eops.cc.
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