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Ascent Home Loans and Gulf Coast Bank & Trust mark five years with MRG

Aug 12, 2010

MRG Document Technologies (MRG), a provider of mortgage document preparation software and compliance technology to banks, credit unions and other lenders nationwide, has announced Ascent Home Loans Inc., and Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Company mark their five-year anniversaries with the company in 2010. Englewood, Colo.-based Ascent Home Loans is a family-owned, full-service national mortgage lender focused on providing personal attention combined with technology to streamline the lending process. New Orleans-based Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Company provides individualized service and custom lending programs to assist borrowers with their home-buying needs. Both institutions implemented MRG’s MIRACLE Online document preparation system to ensure compliant documents for each loan, automated updates to documents according to changing laws, as well as access to a team of mortgage compliance attorneys as needed. “Over our 30-year history, MRG has excelled at developing strong customer relationships built on guaranteed compliance and hands-on service,” said Mike O’Leary, senior mortgage consultant at MRG. “In that time we have seen highs and lows in the mortgage industry and have enabled our customers to remain successful through challenges. The combination of MRG’s document preparation technology and availability of a team of mortgage compliance attorneys has proven valuable to Ascent Home Loans and Gulf Coast Bank & Trust through the most recent regulatory shifts. We are pleased to have long-standing customers such as these and look forward to working with them for many more years.” Miracle Online is a browser-based mortgage document preparation and delivery system that provides lenders with documents and disclosures vetted by an in-house team of compliance attorneys and experts. With the automatic integration of new federal and state regulations, institutions are able to operate in multiple states knowing they are in compliance with the latest laws and regulations in each. For more information, visit www.mrgdocs.com.
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