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It takes good software, but if the contract is bad, lenders still lose<\/em><\/p>\n

Jacksonville, FL \u2014 June 25, 2024 \u2014 <\/strong>When the business returns, lenders and servicers will begin to look at better technology, but bad contract terms could erode any gains they hope to achieve. That\u2019s the result of an internal study conducted at MortgageFlex<\/a>, one of the industry\u2019s original mortgage technology developers and creator of the MortgageFlexONE LOS and its companion cloud-native mortgage servicing system.<\/p>\n

\u201cLenders know what tools they need, but many are not doing enough due diligence when it comes to the contract terms developers are offering,\u201d said Craig Bechtle, COO of MortgageFlex Systems. \u201cOur conversations with new clients, on both our origination and servicing side, have revealed that many lenders are paying more because technology developers hide extra fees.\u201d<\/p>\n

The devil is in the details, according to Bechtle, who says he\u2019s hearing about a host of charges lenders and servicers must pay before their new platform ever goes into production. And that could take a long time, up to a year for some loan origination platforms, which Bechtle says MortgageFlex can have in production in as few as 75 days.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019ve had a glance into the RFI process of a few of our new clients and the fees they are seeing from some developers are not conducive to their long-term success,\u201d said John McCrea, Vice President of Sales for MortgageFlex.<\/p>\n

Lenders should carefully review any new contract and be on the lookout for fees they don\u2019t expect or that haven\u2019t been discussed earlier in the sales process. According to McCrea, those fees could include:<\/p>\n