Informative Research Adds CreditXpert Wayfinder to Its Offerings

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Jan 18, 2019

Informative Research has added CreditXpert Wayfinder to their wide-ranging collection of products. With an improved algorithm and upgraded user interface, Wayfinder automatically identifies a step-by-step plan of actions a borrower can take to potentially increase his/her credit score.

“We’re thrilled to be able to offer Wayfinder to our clients and add it to our solutions suite, replacing CreditXpert Essentials and joining Credit Assure and CreditXpert What-If Simulator,” said Renae Sherman, Vice President of Business Development for Informative Research. “Our partnership with CreditXpert has been a fruitful one and we’re happy that lenders can continue to benefit from it.”

With Wayfinder, lenders can close more loans by helping borrowers manage their credit and qualify for better mortgage terms. Wayfinder also helps lenders lower rapid rescoring fees by finding plans that require fewer account actions.

“In today’s market, lenders are facing diminishing loan volume and low pull-through rates,” said Dave Chung, Co-Founder and Managing Director of CreditXpert. “With CreditXpert Wayfinder, LOs don’t need to be experts to educate borrowers with high confidence on how to improve their credit scores to the level required for a loan program or pricing. CreditXpert Wayfinder does the heavy lifting to consistently help credit-challenged borrowers achieve the American dream of homeownership.”

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