Certified Credit Reporting Joins The Mortgage Collaborative’s Partner Network

Oct 17, 2017

The Mortgage Collaborative (TMC) has announced a new preferred partner relationship with national credit information service provider, Certified Credit Reporting. As a result of this new partnership, lender members of The Mortgage Collaborative will receive discounted pricing on Certified Credit’s suite of credit and verification services.

“We at Certified Credit are so excited to be partnering with The Mortgage Collaborative. For more than 30 years, we have demonstrated our ability to stand out in the marketplace. Our commitment to passionate service and innovative products has created a more profitable and more efficient lending environment for our clients,” said Certified Credit Chief Executive Officer Lucy Kereta-Block. “We now look forward to sharing our expertise and build long-lasting relationships with The Mortgage Collaborative lender members.”

The Mortgage Collaborative network is more than 116 lenders strong, with an aggregate annual origination volume of nearly $200 billion and a preferred partner network of over 60 top vendors to the mortgage industry. The network caters to lenders of all sizes, with a strong mix of independent mortgage brokers and community banks and depositories.

“The Mortgage Collaborative is thrilled to add Certified Credit as a national credit service provider that is truly focused on best-in-class execution and customer satisfaction for its clients,” said TMC Chief Operating Officer Rich Swerbinsky. “Certified Credit’s diverse offering positions itself, as well as our lender members, to effectively adapt to emerging trends in the mortgage industry.”

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