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The commercial corner: Determining debt-service coverage

Nov 09, 2006

TSS Software Corporation launches Hosted Solutions productMortgagePress.comSettlement services software TSS Software Corporation has launched its Hosted Solutions service. The offering makes off-site, Web-based hosting available to users of TSS' suite of title, settlement and abstracting software products, including TitleExpress. "Hosted Solutions was created to meet a growing need of small to mid-sized title and settlement services firms," said TSS' vice president and chief technology officer, Richard Sochor. "Increasingly, our customers are finding a need to access applications and data, when not on-site. With Hosted Solutions, these professionals will be able to retrieve and work with important information anywhere they might find a Web connection." TSS Software Corporation, based in Annapolis, Md., is a provider of software and services for real estate title, settlement and abstracting companies. For more information, call (888) 268-0422 or visit www.iwanttss.com.
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