SourceCorp Inc., a Dallas-based consultant and provider of business process outsourcing systems, has announced an expansion of its mortgage offerings.The new module, Electronic Loan Exchange, enables the secure electronic transfer of loan files between brokers, correspondents, servicers, and investors, the company said. It also employs an "electronic loan review room" where loans can be reviewed for due diligence before acquisition or electronic transfer to a buyer. The module represents the latest development of Fastrieve, SourceCorp's proprietary digital image repository. The company can be found on the Web at http://www.sourcecorp.com.
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