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Urban Financial Group selects Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services to manage appraisals

Jun 14, 2010

Urban Financial Group, an independent, full-service mortgage company specializing in reverse mortgages, has become the newest client of the leading national appraisal management company (AMC) and settlement services company, Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services. Licensed to work in Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin & Michigan for reverse mortgage, Urban Financial Group has the ability to customize loan packages to meet the specific needs of their clients. Their dedicated loan specialists are devoted to helping clients choose the best type of loan based on their specific needs regarding rates, terms and cost, and are committed to providing prompt, professional and courteous personal service to each of their clients. Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services stakes their reputation on providing fast, accurate, high-quality real estate valuation, appraisal management and settlement services. They offer a three-level Corporate Appraisal Management Process, as well as an experienced and dedicated Nationwide Corporate Appraisal Network (NCAN). Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services also offers its client an exceptional Web-based IT platform; the LASS Openbox Technology Solution which is secure, stable, easy-to-use and ensures fast integration with any loan origination system and/or proprietary client technologies. "I am excited to work with Urban Financial Group, as I admire their strong dedication to the needs of their clients," said George Demopulos, SRA, president and chief corporate appraiser of Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services. "The combination of our expertise, personalized customer service and leading-edge LASS Openbox Technology Solution will undoubtedly meet, and hopefully exceed their need to provide prompt and exceptional service for their reverse mortgage clients." For more information, visit www.lincolnappraisal.com.
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