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LoanSifter’s product and pricing engine now available to eMagic users

Aug 11, 2010

eMagic has announced that LoanSifter’s real-time product and pricing engine is now available to eMagic users through a seamless integration, allowing lenders and originators to identify, price and process loans with greater accuracy and speed than ever before. The integration empowers eMagic users to further grow profits and stay compliant with a growing number of industry regulations and evolving investor guidelines. "Our relationship with LoanSifter provides eMagic customers a competitive advantage and better profitability. It also streamlines the mortgage loan process,” said Chad Northington, managing director of eMagic. “eMagic customers now have up-to-the-minute access to price loan scenarios in LoanSifter with lead or loan information gathered in eMagic. This includes underwriting guidelines, pricing incentives and rejection details. eMagic customers can upgrade to load any investor rate sheet, as well as their own. The results can also be automatically sent back to eMagic.” eMagic.com is an e-commerce subsidiary of Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation (MGIC). LoanSifter’s products provide instant, up-to-the-minute pricing, product and guidelines on over 150 correspondent and wholesale investors, including MGIC’s own mortgage insurance pricing and eligibility guidelines. Through an upgrade to LoanSifter’s solutions, eMagic customers can have access to auto-quoting sites, automated email alerts and drip marketing, open house flyers, scenario tracking and alerts. “In today’s environment, mortgage lenders need seamless tools that give them a competitive edge,” said Bruce Backer, president of LoanSifter. “What we bring to eMagic customers is just that—an opportunity to remain nimble with an automated workflow that offers improved, accurate data quality, better control and compliance, and improved profitability.” For more information, visit www.LoanSifter.com or www.eMagic.com.
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