TrueClose, a Pittsburgh-based technology provider for the mortgage industry, has launched what it says is the first paperless mortgage origination platform for the mortgage industry.The TrueClose paperless platform enables mortgage professionals to identify, introduce, accept, and process mortgage actions that leverage the convenience, speed, and cost efficiencies of the Web, the company said. Specifically designed to manage the entire mortgage process, TrueClose allows service providers such as title insurers, appraisal services, real estate professionals, and settlement agents to engage in an electronic document exchange. TrueClose can be found on the Web at www.trueclose.com.
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