To help attorneys handle a mounting volume of foreclosed properties amid the tangle of state regulations, Bellevue, Wash.-based DepotPoint has introduced "the mortgage industry's first fully integrated intelligent foreclosure regulatory knowledgebase."Leveraging an automatic document-processing system embedded directly into the TrackPoint suite, this newest enhancement is designed to help attorneys remain in compliance with state foreclosure laws and manage processing foreclosure property files more efficiently, DepotPoint said. TrackPoint receives regular electronic communications from each jurisdiction detailing any changes to regulatory guidelines and updates the knowledgebase to reflect these modifications. Privately held DepotPoint was founded by technology veterans from InfoSpace and Microsoft, plus experienced trustees from national foreclosure firms. It can be found online at http://www.depotpoint.com.
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