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Lender E-Source and MRG combine guidelines and electronic documents

May 10, 2007

First Magnus renews agreement with Lender Support SystemsMortgagePress.comCore document preparation technology Lender Support Systems Inc. (LSSI) has announced that First Magnus Financial Corporation has renewed its contract for the ninth consecutive year for use of LSSI's core document preparation technology. Since 1998, LSSI has provided document preparation technology and compliance services for First Magnus, which leverages LSSI's WebDocs technology engine on its business-to-business e-commerce platform called FMFC Online. Poway, Calif.-based LSSI is a provider of lending and loan-servicing technology solutions to mortgage lenders and service providers. For more information, call (858) 268-7100 or visit www.lendersupport.com. First Magnus Financial Corporation is a privately held mortgage company based in Tucson, Ariz. For more information, call (866) 901-7668 or visit www.firstmagnus.com.
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