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Mar 13, 2008

SearchMyLoan.com announces alliance with Citizens Home LoanMortgagePress.comsearch and pricing platform, origination process, variety of loans SearchMyLoan.com (SML) has announced an alliance with Citizens Home Loan (CHL). Through the partnership, CHL's assortment of loans can be easily identified and selected by originators through SML's search and pricing platform. Utilizing the SML platform speeds up the origination process and enables loan officers to offer a wider variety of loans to borrowers. "Our alliance with SearchMyLoan.com enables brokers to increase business volume by offering a larger portfolio of loans tailored to the diverse needs of borrowers," said Scott Hastings, director of marketing at Citizens Home Loan. "Through the partnership, our products are more easily accessible to loan originators, thus reducing the time and resources needed to match our loans with the needs of SearchMyLoan.com's subscribers." Port Washington, N.Y.-based SearchMyLoan.com is a provider of loan search and pricing services for the mortgage industry. For more information, call (516) 767-9292 or visit www.searchmyloan.com. Charlotte, N.C.-based Citizens Home Loan is a national lender of jumbo, Alt-A, prime and non-traditional loans. For more information, call (866) 507-3686 or visit www.citizenshomeloan.com.

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