BrokerOneSource Passes 10K Milestone

Published June 20, 2005, 2:00 p.m. EDT

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Wayne, Pa.-based GHR Systems recently hit a milestone when its BrokerOneSource portal surpassed the 10,000-registered broker threshold.BOS is an online mortgage origination marketplace that connects wholesale lenders with mortgage brokers. Participating lenders use the site to approve new brokers, distribute their product and pricing information to more brokers, and obtain electronic loan applications. Participating brokers can become approved with new lenders, use the BestFit Loan Search capability to find lenders with eligible products, submit loans to lenders for approval, and order a variety of third-party services. GHR can be found on the Web at http://www.ghrsystems.com or http://www.brokeronesource.com.

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