A new outsource service firm specializing in helping mortgage brokers and mortgage bankers streamline their back-office functions has been established in Houston by Doug Thorpe.The company, Post-Close America, will offer compatibility with all major loan origination systems and document preparation services, said Mr. Thorpe, who will serve as president and manager of the operation. "Coming out of the past three-year run of historically low mortgage interest rates, lenders of all sizes are reeling from record-setting volumes," Mr. Thorpe said. "The investor firms that have purchased these loans are likewise swelled with increased activity. Our firm will help bridge the gap for successful loan sales into the secondary market." The company can be found online at http://www.postcloseamerica.com.
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