In order to more fully leverage its end-to-end technology platform, GHR Systems, Wayne, Pa., has launched a mutlilender wholesale origination website for brokers called BrokerOneSource.The new site will compete with a number of other industry sites dedicated to helping brokers and lenders connect, such as Ellie Mae's ePass Business Center, eMagic, and LION, as well as traditional desktop loan origination systems such as Calyx, Contour, Genesis, BYTE, and others. GHR says its offering will be different because it will allow the broker to access real-time pricing and product eligibility before it submits the loan to the lender. "For the first time, brokers have a centralized transaction platform on the Internet that offers the full capabilities of a desktop LOS as well as seamless connectivity to lenders and services," said Steve Jordan, product manager for BrokerOneSource. The product will also offer lender tools and pipeline management tools for brokers. Currently, two wholesale lenders are on the site. GHR plans to start adding brokers sometime in mid-July. More information can be found on the Web at http://www.brokeronesource.com.
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