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JMAC Lending Selects TRK’s Insight for QC

Sep 15, 2017
TRK Connection (TRK) has hired Chris Bruner, CMB, AMP, as Senior Vice President of National Sales

TRK Connection has announced that JMAC Lending, a Southern California-based wholesale and correspondent lender, has selected TRK’s flagship mortgage quality control (QC) audit platform Insight Risk & Defect Management (RDM). Insight RDM is a cloud-based mortgage QC audit platform that delivers lender-driven functionality with an intuitive interface, configurable to any existing QC process and operable on any browser and/or mobile device.
 
Insight RDM enables QC departments to efficiently manage and remediate loan defects using the platform’s sophisticated QC auditing and reporting tools. With integrated business intelligence reporting powered by Tableau, lenders can track, report and trend loan defects uncovered during the audit process, as well as create and assign action plans to proactively mitigate future risk.
 
“Manually-driven QC reviews and static reporting simply can’t keep up with the pace of today’s mortgage origination environment,” said Teri Sundh, Chief Executive Officer of TRK Connection. “With Insight RDM, lenders can streamline their pre-funding and post-closing QC processes to ensure optimum loan quality without sacrificing closing times or delivery to investors.”

 
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