Wholesaler AD Mortgage launches borrower portal

Wholesale lender AD Mortgage has launched a borrower-facing portal in order to improve the experience of their broker's clients, the company said.

AD Home gives consumers "a smoother, faster and more intuitive way to manage their loans," the company's announcement said.

AD is known as a non-qualified mortgage lender, but it also offers conventional and government products, according to the press release. The new portal offers:

• Navigation through a streamlined interface that helps borrowers find what they need;
• A user-friendly design that makes accessing and understanding loan details easy
• Borrower payment scheduling 
  

Until recently the company was marketing itself as A&D Mortgage. It is the latest mortgage industry company to rebrand this year, joining a list which includes Fairway and Rocket.

In January, the company acquired the third-party originations business that had been owned by Flagstar as Mr. Cooper, who purchased other assets elected to pass on this business.

National Mortgage News reached out to AD for further comment.

"When their borrowers are taken care of, our partners can focus on what they do best — growing their business," said Max Slyusarchuk, CEO of AD Mortgage, in the press release. "This isn't just an upgrade — it's our way of making sure every client our partners serve enjoys a smooth, modern and secure loan experience."

Earlier in August, AD released AIM Assistant, an artificial intelligence-powered tool designed to make daily operations inside the company's AIM Partner Portal faster, clearer and more convenient for mortgage brokers.

AIM Assistant allows mortgage brokers to request loan changes from any portal page; ask the guideline assistant for real time answers about non-QM offerings; and connect to partner support or schedule a training session instantly.