Mortgage site applications?

Hey,

Has anyone found a mortgage web site application provider that allows
complete design customization?

I been using the trial at alamode.com, and have looked at the details on
http://www.etrafficers.com/. A lot of the apps these kinds of services
provide are very useful (and time- and- money-saving), but the templates
are just awful.

Some of the tools they provide are:

+ Loan app with Fannie Mae export
+ Multi-lingual interface
+ Compatibility with mobile devices
+ Client sections for tracking loan progress and documents
+ Campaign tracking

Rather than re-invent the wheel, we have our own design and would like
to port it over on top of these kind of out-of-the-box apps.

Is there maybe a CMS that has a lot of useful mortgage site plug-ins?

Anyone haver any experience with this kind of site?

Thanks.

Pupkin wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Has anyone found a mortgage web site application provider that allows
> complete design customization?
>
> I been using the trial at alamode.com, and have looked at the details on
> http://www.etrafficers.com/. A lot of the apps these kinds of services
> provide are very useful (and time- and- money-saving), but the templates
> are just awful.
>
> Some of the tools they provide are:
>
> + Loan app with Fannie Mae export
> + Multi-lingual interface
> + Compatibility with mobile devices
> + Client sections for tracking loan progress and documents
> + Campaign tracking
>
> Rather than re-invent the wheel, we have our own design and would like
> to port it over on top of these kind of out-of-the-box apps.
>
> Is there maybe a CMS that has a lot of useful mortgage site plug-ins?
>
> Anyone haver any experience with this kind of site?
>
> Thanks.

Pupkin,

No plugins I've ever seen, but that's not surprising. This type of
plugin is quite specialized, and I wouldn't think it would be very
profitable to code something like it for a CMS.

Personally, I'd just define it from scratch. After all, it's just
basically a database application without a lot of bells and whistles.

Getting data from Fannie May would be a little bit harder - but I
wouldn't think insurmountable. And I bet they have guidelines and
possibly even sample code you can use.

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