Fairway Independent Mortgage Partners With Cloudvirga

Sep 02, 2018

Cloudvirga has announced that Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation has launched Cloudvirga’s digital mortgage platform for consumers and Loan Officers.

By guiding consumers through an intelligent workflow that automatically populates the loan application and starts verifying borrower data immediately, Cloudvirga enables Fairway Loan Officers to structure deals and secure consumer commitment with great speed and efficiency, regardless of loan type.

“This is a time of tremendous growth for Fairway. As we rapidly expand operations with new branches and team members, we must also scale efficiency through technology and process improvement,” said Fairway Senior Vice President of Sales and Recruiting Tom Tousignant. “The Cloudvirga digital mortgage platform supports Fairway’s ongoing commitment to speed of response and helps our loan teams balance higher loan production with the exceptional service our customers expect.”

Kyle Kamrooz, Co-Founder of Cloudvirga, said, “Cloudvirga helps leading lenders like Fairway realize the promise of the digital mortgage, and our POS platform represents a critical step in that journey. This is so much more than a digital loan application; it’s a modern Loan Officer system offering unmatched borrower commitment capabilities, time savings and cost reduction.”

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