Our Consortium brings together the investors, online tools,
and support to enable community banks to consistently

improve execution and ensure they remain competitive in
this tightening market.


Loan Programs

  • FHA, VA conforming
  • Fixed and adjustable rates
  • Best-effort and mandatory locks
  • Primary, secondary, manufactured, investment properties

 

Preferred Investors

Sun Trust Mortgage
Sun West Mortgage

 

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Online Technology

  • Lock pipeline for loan officers & secondary
  • Loan scenario eligibility & pricing engine (banks investors)
  • Rate posting for banks web site
  • LO alerts when target rate is available for specific borrower
  • Image document support (share files with underwriting)
  • Electronic underwriting notification

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Comprehensive Support

  • Dedicated account managers
  • Direct access to underwriting & delivery teams
  • Online status information on all loans at all stages
  • Fast funding (typically 48 hr.)

 


FHA Support Program

  • HUD application support
  • Sponsor bank for FHA/ VA loans
  • FHA loan officer training
  • Target, 48 hour underwriting
    response time


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The Consortium is co-managed and powered by PitchPoint Solutions

For information on the Consortium:
info@pitchpointsolutions.com
Phone: 412.569.0814
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  • MortgageDaily.com - Mortgage News Headlines
    Mortgage Industry News for the Mortgage Industry

    • New MTA Record Even as 1-Year Yield Drifts Higher
      Record lows have become routine for the Monthly Treasury Average, and last month was no exception. But the underlying yield has started creeping higher.

      An analysis of Federal Reserve data indicates that the MTA was down 1 basis point between December and January.

      But the yield on the one-year Treasury, which is used to determine the MTA, rose a basis point between the end of December and the end of January. It was up another basis point Monday.


    • Apartment and Hotel Loans Help CMBS Delinquency Rate
      The rate of delinquency on securitized commercial real estate loans was lower last month, and a big drop in late payments on loans secured by apartment buildings and hotels was responsible for the improved performance.

      CRE loans at least 30 days past due as of Jan. 31 that were included in commercial mortgage-backed securities accounted for 9.52 percent of all CMBS loans.

      That worked out to $57.7 billion in delinquent loans.


    • Biggest CRE Loan Servicers
      For three consecutive years now, Wells Fargo & Co. has been ranked as the biggest servicer of commercial real estate loans. Its dominance in the sector was made possible through an acquisition more than three years ago. The ranking was released from an annual commercial mortgage convention.

      The San Francisco-based company landed the top spot despite that its CRE servicing portfolio dropped 3 percent from the end of 2010.

      Next on the 2011 list was PNC Real Estate / Midland Loan Services.


    • Growth Projected for CRE Production
      A forecast issued Monday by commercial mortgage bankers indicated that commercial real estate loan production jumped 64 percent between 2010 and 2011.

      During 2012, CRE originations are expected to increase 17 percent from last year.

      In fact, commercial mortgage production is projected to increase again in 2013, 2014 and 2015.


    • Reverse Lender Has Top-10 Aspirations
      Reverse Mortgage Network was opened for business in October 2011. The company staffed up by recruiting reverse mortgage originators from Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, which had previously announced plans to exit reverse mortgage lending.

      Now Reverse Mortgage Network has recruited the founder of a company that has previously claimed to be the biggest reverse mortgage lender in Maryland and 39 of its loan originators.

      The parent company says that its chief executive officer projects that "Reverse Mortgage Network will, in the near future, become one of the top 10 largest reverse mortgage lenders in the country."