Motivity Solutions, a Denver-based mortgage technology provider, has announced the launch of LenderBuilt, a technology co-development venture designed to help mortgage bankers upgrade their technology platforms and business performance with limited investment of resources."We are seeking leading mortgage bankers to co-develop Movation [an enterprise lending system] in an actual production environment," said Todd Sherman, Motivity's president and chief operating officer. Tyler Sherman, Motivity's chief executive officer, said, "Lenders with a long-term vision realize that now is the time to step back and completely re-evaluate their technology needs, then map out a strategic vision for the future." Movation is being developed in phases, with each module available as a stand-alone product. More information on the co-development initiative can be found online at http://www.lenderbuilt.com.
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