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MetaSource Adding 3 New Categories of Mortgage Servicing QC Audits
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Loan Boarding Unclogged

When you take in hundreds or even thousands of new loans each month from originations, MSR acquisitions, or portfolio transfers, there is no such thing as a “little” discrepancy. Mismatches between mortgage data and the information in the loan file can create delays, add costs and prolong research cycles. Even performing due diligence or QC…

Join MetaSource in the Future at Digital Mortgage 2018
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Join MetaSource in the Future at Digital Mortgage 2018

The journey to Digital Transformation in the mortgage industry can seem like an uphill climb at times – uphill across a mountain of documents and data. And yet, technology continues to rise to the occasion, transforming mountains into rapidly moving streams of information quickly ingested and easily retrieved. In the process, we’re saving more than…

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Ensuring Loan Quality in a Tight Market

As a quality control expert with more than two decades of experience in the mortgage industry,  MetaSource Senior Vice President of Mortgage Services Mary Kladde has seen all the ways in which loan quality can fall short. But while loan defect reporting is an important process, required of any lenders doing business with the government-sponsored…

RPA Whitepaper: How to Achieve Dramatic Efficiency Gains in the Mortgage Industry
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MERS Reconciliation: Beyond the Basics

With 15 years of experience in the mortgage field, MetaSource Manager for MERS Operations Kelly Jensen has a lot of tips to share on the subject of reconciling mortgage documents with the MERS® system. His advice: work hard and learn to “speak geek.” That’s shorthand for finding someone on your IT team who understands the…

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Lien Releases: How to Avoid 1.1 Million Reasons for Rejections

In 25 years of providing support and solutions to the mortgage industry, we’ve seen a little bit of everything. But there’s almost nothing we hate to see as much as a lien release that comes back rejected – especially when it’s completely avoidable. Lien release rejection leaves lenders at risk, because it creates a break…