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J.D. Power reports stability in customer satisfaction with mortgage lenders

Jan 27, 2008

SearchMyLoan.com forms alliance with CICMortgagePress.comcredit reports, loan search and pricing engine SearchMyLoan.com (SML) has formed an alliance with CIC Mortgage Credit. As part of the alliance, SML will incorporate CIC Mortgage Credit Inc.'s database of credit reports and other related information into its loan search and pricing engine. "This alliance provides an expanded range of lending products to originators who want to simplify the way they search for loans and free up more time to seek out additional leads," said Salvatore Tomaselli, CEO of SearchMyLoan.com. Port Washington, N.Y.-based SearchMyLoan.com provides loan search and pricing services to Mortgage Brokers and bankers nationwide. For more information, call (516) 767-9292 or visit www.searchmyloan.com. Nashville-based CIC Mortgage Credit Inc. provides credit systems and reports to the global marketplace. For more information, call (800) 352-5882 or visit www.ciccredit.com.
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