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Republic Mortgage Releases New Loan Management App

Mar 13, 2013

Republic Mortgage Home Loans has announced the release of a new mobile app exclusively for its borrowers and applicants. My Mortgage by Republic Mortgage Home Loans gives homeowners ongoing insight into their mortgage. "We're very excited to see almost a year of intense research and development come to fruition" said Scott Leishman, CEO of Republic Mortgage. "We've put everything we could into making this a wonderful experience for our customers, and hope they enjoy using it as much as we do." The My Mortgage mobile app will allow applicants and borrowers to keep up with their home loan by: ►Tracking their loan application from submission to approval ►Following changes in their mortgage balance and payments throughout the life of their loan ►Staying up to date on the latest interest rates and home values in their neighborhood through our market update ►Trying out our easy-to-use calculators to, for example, estimate new payments after a refinance or figure out how quickly you can pay down your principal ►Tracking total principal and interest paid year to date and all time ►Accessing Mortgage U to learn virtually anything they need to know about financing their home ►Maintaining and contacting their mortgage loan officer, real estate agent, insurance agent, and title company ►Receiving important updates regarding their loan pushed directly to their device ►Viewing and interacting with their amortization table ►Securing all their data through a personal login or PIN "Tens of thousands of our current customers will benefit a great deal from this app," continued Leishman, "and we'll use it to welcome new borrowers to the Republic Mortgage family in the months and years to come."
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