Lender Support Systems Inc., Poway, Calif., has announced the availability of Docs3D, which it termed the company's next-generation loan document creation software.The Web-based application helps streamline the mortgage closing process through a simplified tool that performs accurate annual percentage rate, payment, impound analysis, and high-cost calculations, LSSI said. "We developed Docs3D to provide lenders with a fully compliant, fast, and accurate document preparation solution that seamlessly interfaces with virtually all existing [loan origination systems]," said Cary Burch, president and chief executive officer of LSSI. The software uses standards for all required formats and offers required disclosures for all 50 states, the company said. The announcement was made at the Mortgage Bankers Association annual convention in Chicago. LSSI can be found online at http://www.lendersupport.com.
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