LenderLive Network Inc., a Denver-based company that provides business process outsourcing and technology, said it has launched the first large-scale Home Affordable Modification Program campaign with one of the nation's top four servicers. It did not identify the servicer it was working with. HMP is part of the recently passed Making Home Affordable program, which will allow up to nine million Americans to refinance or modify their home loans. With this campaign, LenderLive plans to manage all of the inbound and outgoing documents required under HMP, including certain fulfillment processes. "At launch, we anticipate processing nearly 2,000 transactions per day," said Rick Seehausen, chief executive of LenderLive Network. The company has another five servicers in the queue for which they are preparing to initiate services.
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