Mid America Mortgage Products and Pricing Now Available to Calyx Customers

Dec 10, 2015

CalyxSoftware and Mid America Mortgage have jointly announced that all Calyx Point users can now access products and pricing sheets for Mid America programs, regardless of whether they have registered to broker loans with Mid America. Mid America is a multi-state wholesale mortgage lender with nearly 30 branches in the United States. The company offers a wide range of purchase and refinance programs including low downpayment and expanded credit options for homebuyers and investors.

"This integration is a win/win for Calyx customers and Mid America," said Dennis Boggs, VP of business development for Calyx. "It gives our customers access to Mid America's expansive and highly competitive loan programs; while at the same time, exposing Mid America's products and pricing to Calyx's extensive user base."

Jeff Bode, President of Mid America, said, "It is great to be working with Calyx again. In 2000, we were the first lender to be integrated with Point, streamlining the process from applications through closing. Now we are working together to help borrowers and brokers take advantage of expanded opportunities within the purchase market."

Calyx said that its subsidiary, LoanScoreCard, provided the product and pricing engine that enabled the integration and the new search capabilities.

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