Weekly Technology Improvement Series:

Bid Tape Mapping for Non-Platform Tapes

Published 9/17/2021

We aren’t naïve. Sellers use other services than ours, such as Resitrader, to sell loans.

With our easy and robust tape mapping tool that includes eligibility breakdown, we map and normalize tapes for you.

Pull rules that make a loan ineligible for a particular pricing institution. It is a quick and easy way to see eligibility that lets you get as granular as you like.

We also provide a pricing breakdown, which tells you exactly what you need to pay for a loan.

 

Autobid generates pricing once you hit a button, but you don’t actually need to hit a button.

You can employ Autoprice, which also has controls surrounding tape size, etc.

Price every loan without extra work, providing you with a massive time savings.

Have confidence in the ability to turn tapes without a secondary employee watching it all day.

In an effort to inform you of these real time enhancements this series will review the latest MCTlive!® innovations and functionality updates. Join our newsletter to be updated on new releases.

This series focuses on technology updates to MCTlive!, MCT’s award-winning loan pipeline management software.

MCTlive! Features include:

  • 100% Cloud-Hosted, Web-Based, Real-Time Functionality
  • Multidimensional Pull-Through Analytics
  • MCT Marketplace® loan trading exchange
  • Electronic TBA Trading
  • Rapid Commit for Agency Delivery

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