Dominic Iannitti, DocMagic’s president and CEO, was selected for the inaugural group of Best of Finance award winners from Inman News, confirming the wide-reaching effects of our eClosing solutions. Inman News—a leading news source for real estate agents, brokers, executives and technology leaders—established the awards category to honor experts in the mortgage and finance space who innovate within residential real estate.

“I am thrilled and honored to be acknowledged as a mortgage finance leader by Inman News,” said Iannitti. “This award underscores our steadfast dedication to service, innovation, and above all, our customers.” And in a digital age where DocMagic’s powerful solutions are driving the adoption of fully paperless eClosings, that dedication to service is key to success.

About The Best Of Finance Award

Inman’s first selected group of Best of Finance award winners, available in full on Inman’s website, is a roster of mortgage and finance experts leading the way in better mortgage and finance services for all. Award recipients were hand selected by Inman’s editorial team—a team experienced in furthering Inman’s mission of sharing innovative and pertinent news about the real estate industry.

Inman shared that the 2023 Best of Finance award recipients were recognized for their commitment to “innovation, service and their immeasurable impact on the residential lending industry.” The CEO of Inman, Emily Paquette, said, “For the first time in Inman history, we are shining a spotlight on the companies and individuals helping to raise the bar for mortgage and financial services. Their dedication to the communities they serve is driving change across our industry.”

The complete list of award winners totaled only 128 recipients out of a large industry that amassed over $2.34 trillion in mortgage originations in 2022 (and that is expected to rebound in 2024). Although 2023 has seen industry revenue decline, flexibility is essential to achieve the rebound that government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) predict in 2024.

What can lenders learn from following mortgage and finance awards?

Awards like this one highlight industry leaders with proven track records of innovating and evolving. Alongside Iannitti, the Best of Finance winners include leaders in:

• Lending, including correspondent lending
• Borrower payment facilitation
• Insurance
• Government-sponsored securitization
• eClosing, including DocMagic and our comprehensive eClosing platform
• Lender and broker workflow automation
• Other digital solutions

Award lists from trusted industry outlets can offer lenders a valuable chance to survey the industry and get a feel for what other lenders may be doing to stay flexible. The value for lenders in looking at award lists (and associated organizations) is twofold:

1. Lenders can keep an eye on the competition.

Look at award winners and identify any direct or indirect competitors among the lenders represented. Watch what these lenders are doing—how have they pivoted or expanded in the past year, and what can you and others learn from their strategies?

2. Lenders can identify new solutions for their own business.

If vendors are featured among award winners as with the Best of Finance award, you can take a look at award-winning vendor offerings and helpful solutions just by browsing award lists. Investigate digital solutions further to explore unique ways that your business can be flexible and save money.

Interested in paperless eClosing? Learn more about our Total eClose™ platform and how it can lead you and your borrowers through an eClosing step by step.

Whether you find it easy or difficult for your mortgage organization to implement new solutions, it’s crucial to watch industry news for where solutions are headed. The mortgage and finance space is evolving quickly. To keep pace, consider taking a second look at the leaders receiving accolades for their work in mortgage innovation.

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Dominic Iannitti, President and CEO of DocMagic, answers questions about eNote adoption — as well as how far the industry, DocMagic and its clients have come using the DocMagic platform. This Q&A was originally featured in HousingWire.

Where does the industry stand in terms of digital adoption, and more specifically the adoption of eNotes? 

Many lenders were considering, or at least researching, digital implementations when the pandemic hit, putting industry adoption on the fast track.

These days lenders are seeking to leverage mortgage technology to streamline the loan process. Many have digital capabilities in place already and with so many warehouse lenders ready to fund eNotes and servicers ready to support them, along with increased expansion in the investor space, the popularity of eNotes is growing.

Talk to us about DocMagic’s setup process for lenders to get started with Total eClose, eNotes and a secure eVault.

We’ve partnered with many lenders who started with a hybrid model and then made the transition to utilize eNotes and, in many cases to completely paperless closings.

eNotes are a game-changer for risk reduction, processing speed and overall efficiency. By leveraging both eNotes and DocMagic’s award-winning eVault technology, lenders can quickly begin to experience an array of eClosing benefits. Our eVault technology has been the industry leader for many years, giving us the expertise to implement and support the critical aspects of eNotes.

DocMagic’s eClosing Team has personally supervised thousands of eClosings. Whether it’s getting set up with MERS®, implementing an eVault to securely store notes, partnering with eNote-ready investors and e-warehouse lenders or servicing eNotes, we wrote the playbook on how to make it happen for lenders and their supply chain partners.

What are some of the efficiencies of eNotes, and how will lenders that implement eNotes now benefit compared to those that wait?

The expediency of eNotes carries through the entire process, from originator, to warehouse, investor, custodian, and servicer in a matter of seconds. Your workforce is more productive, moving loans forward through the pipeline at the speed of a click.

Errors in quality are costly, but especially in this environment. Having everything signed electronically and dated correctly is critical. The eNote can be registered immediately with MERS®, allowing loans to be delivered within minutes of closing — that’s real efficiency.

Organizations that implement eNote technology will gain a competitive advantage over those that wait. The efficiencies, benefits and ROI of eNotes are not a nice to have, but a must. This is positively where the industry is heading.

What should lenders be looking for in a long-term eClosing vendor/partner?

Lenders should start by choosing a vendor with the experience of thousands of successful eClosing transactions. An inexperienced vendor may not have all of the necessary components in place to do business with other providers in the space.

Lenders should also select a vendor offering all hybrid and fully end-to-end paperless eClosings. The best option is a one-stop shop that provides every element of an eClosing. Why go to one vendor for document generation and another for eNotes?

Finally, look for a vendor that can scale to your future growth. DocMagic offers a fully cloud-based service layer and flexible technology designed with capabilities adaptable to every conceivable eClosing option.

Read the original Q&A on HousingWire here.

If you’re interested in exploring eNote adoption for your organization, click here to set up a demo with us. We’re happy to answer all your questions and give you a personal look at how our platform saves time and money.

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Welcome to Ask the eClosing Team, an ongoing series where DocMagic’s eClosing pros tackle real questions that we’re hearing from lenders. These responses are from the second half of a recent interview with eClosing Team member Leah Sommerville.

Recently, we reported that Leah Sommerville, DocMagic’s Sr. eServices Account Exec, sat down with American Business Media at the 2023 New England Mortgage Expo. You can still watch the full interview here.

Get Started With eClosing

Leah shared some crucial tips about how to get started with eClosing, for those lenders who are ready to adopt digital mortgage strategies but need additional guidance. Read more below.

What do lenders and Originators need to know to get started with eClosing?

eClosing isn’t one size fits all, it’s also not an “all or nothing” effort. With DocMagic, you have the flexibility to decide which version of eClosing will be provided on every loan. Lenders often choose to implement eClosing in phases. We can help you to go live with eClosings that include eSignatures and eNotarization within a couple of days.

When you’ve made the decision and are ready to implement eNotes (expediting funding by an average of 70%), we will help you set up our certified eVault and guide you through the MERS® eRegistry process (as required for eNotes). But our job doesn’t stop there—DocMagic’s dedicated team of eClose experts help to tailor your workflows specifically for successful adoption, agility, efficiency, cost savings and, ultimately, to close loans faster, offering an intuitive and modern experience for everyone involved.

Are all loans good candidates for eClosing?

It’s important to select the best version of eClosing for every loan and borrower. We’re making it as easy as possible by giving users a clear-cut and accurate determination of how “e” they can be on a specific loan. This e-Eligibility audit, provided by DocMagic’s eDecision™ tool, confirms if the loan can include an eNotarization (based on legislation in the property’s state and eRecording availability in the property’s recording jurisdiction) and an eNote.

Then our end-to-end eClose platform allows you to streamline entire closing workflows for completely digital eMortgages (eSign, eNote, eNotary), while also providing the flexibility to select on-demand digital solutions as required for Hybrid eClosings, which involve various combinations of eSigned and wet-signed closing documents.

In the interview, Leah was also asked what she sees as the next step in automating the process for originators. She says that currently, more lenders likely embrace hybrid eClosings, where they paper out the note or the mortgage along with any other documents that require notarization. So what’s next? 100% electronic eClosing, she replied.

Once lenders understand what’s possible, they will begin to transition more and more of their closings to a digital format. After all, Leah noted, eSigning is legal in all U.S. states and eNotarization is legal in most states. The vast majority of lenders—and the vast majority of borrowers—have nothing standing between them and fully digital eClosings.

Leah also mentioned that loan officers (LOs) have something to look forward to once their lenders transition fully. They’re still going to be processing loans, but the borrower gets to review documents right away and contact the LO with any questions. This is a key element of eClosings: the personal touch. LOs still get to develop a relationship with their borrowers, which is something that skeptical LOs had been worried about losing in the past.

As Leah’s expertise proves, when a lender chooses the type of eClosing that’s right for them, eClosings are not only faster and cheaper—they’re also more convenient for the buyer and can offer a better relationship-building experience for LOs.

To talk to Leah or any of our other experts about eClosing adoption, send them an email at eClosingTeam@docmagic.com.

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DocMagic, Inc., the premier provider of fully-compliant loan document generation, regulatory compliance, and comprehensive eMortgage services, announced the addition of ADA-compliant mortgage loan documents to its extensive document library. The new digital documents are accessible to visually impaired users and others with disabilities, unlocking opportunities for these consumers into the broader mortgage market.

Designed For Accessibility

“Much of modern lending technology is designed to give consumers the convenience to access loan documents in the ways that work best for them,” said Dominic Iannitti, president and CEO of DocMagic. “It is imperative that our industry remain inclusive of all borrowers, and that we design solutions that are accessible to all. By creating ADA-compliant documents, we can continue to ensure that more borrowers are able to easily access, and participate in, the loan process.”

DocMagic’s ADA-compliant loan documents are dynamic, data-driven and designed to automatically identify and index critical document components during the document generation process. ADA metadata tags are applied to each of these components within the documents. These metadata tags function like HTML code, logically displaying a document’s organizational structure and content hierarchy. The metadata tags include content-level details as well as descriptive text for images, logos, etc. along with specific semantic instructions designed to make all text understandable via an advanced Text-To-Speech (TTS) engine that accurately translates on-screen information into clear speech through earphones or speakers.

Implementation For ADA-Compliant Digital Mortgages

The new ADA-compliant documents have been implemented at scale by some of the nation’s largest financial institutions, enabling them to serve more clients and lead the way in providing a heightened level of customer support and an exceptional user experience. Lending entities of all types and sizes trust DocMagic's document generation and eMortgage services to streamline the mortgage lending process, resulting in significant business benefits and a measurable ROI.

To comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), digital content must be free of barriers that may prevent those with disabilities from accessing information. Mortgage lenders that implement ADA-compliant documents promote equality and accessibility for disabled borrowers nationwide. Additionally, they help lenders mitigate legal complaints and resulting fines based on ADA standards. Ultimately, DocMagic’s ADA compliance project is a crucial step in the mortgage industry that creates a more inclusive and accessible world for those living with disabilities.

For more information about the new ADA-compliant document library, contact DocMagic’s digital mortgage experts.

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Welcome to Ask the eClosing Team, an ongoing series where DocMagic’s eClosing pros tackle real questions that we’re hearing from lenders. Today’s responses are drawn from a recent interview with eClosing Team member Leah Sommerville. We’ll be sharing some more exciting insights from Leah in an additional article next month.

Leah Sommerville, DocMagic’s Sr. eServices Account Exec and an expert from our eClosing team, sat down with American Business Media, publishers of National Mortgage Professional, at the 2023 New England Mortgage Expo to talk about the current state of digital lending. Watch the full interview here.

The Journey To Widespread eClosing Adoption

Below are some additional responses Leah provided on the topic:

Are we still seeing eClosing adoption?

The National Association of Realtors confirmed that 97% of buyers shop for their homes online and more than half of buyers ultimately purchase their homes online. Lenders are embracing eClosing to meet borrowers’ expectations of a digital closing experience. They are realizing that it doesn’t make sense to employ a paper process during the last touch point they have with borrowers… the closing table.

What are the specific benefits driving eClosing implementation?

Borrower expectations, eNote acceptance, and the evolution of eNotary legislation have persuaded many lenders to embrace eClosings. Loan originators appreciate eClosing’s opportunity to allow all participants to review the entire closing package (as often and as long as they’d like) in advance of closing day, provide the borrower a 15-minute closing experience, streamline the closing for all stakeholders (including the Settlement Agent’s automated invitation with access to their eClose console, which includes the entire closing package and opportunity to add title docs for eSignature), eliminate shipping/printing costs, and offer immediate access to all documents post-closing to expedite funding.

Are eClosings a fad?

Absolutely not. Is shopping for homes online a fad? Nope again. 87% of lenders agree that eClosing is faster as well as cheaper than traditional closings.

Almost all lenders are offering Hybrid 1 (eSigning, paper note, paper notary) eClosings at a minimum because there is no impediment to adoption. Hybrid 1 eClosings are very similar to eSigning the initial disclosure documents, which most lenders have already implemented. Hybrid 1 eClosing is possible in every state and for every loan type, and is supported by all secondary market participants. We’ve also seen increased volume for eClosings, which include eNotes, as the GSEs, Ginnie Mae, and the Federal Home Loan Banks began funding eNotes in the last several years. Last, but certainly not least, COVID and the constraints on personal interaction affected almost all real estate closings in the past several years—drastically evolving eNotary legislation. In fact, there are now only 2 states that don’t allow for eNotarization.

As long as consumers expect digital experiences and lenders continue to save $444 per loan with RON (Remote Online Notarization) and eNotes, eClosing is here to stay.

As Leah mentioned in the interview, demand has pushed the industry to a place where lenders who want to future-proof their business should provide a digital closing experience. Borrowers accomplish so much online—even borrowers who aren’t traditionally viewed as part of a tech-savvy demographic.

Digital closings are faster, cheaper and more convenient. They are, unequivocally, the future.

To talk to Leah or any of our other experts about eClosing adoption, send them an email at eClosingTeam@docmagic.com.

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Recently, we reported that the House passed the SECURE Notarization Act of 2023, which is a bipartisan bill leading the charge to modernize the notarization process with remote online notarization (RON). The bill has been introduced multiple times in the House of Representatives and finally passed in late February; now, it’s arrived in the Senate and is with the Senate Judiciary Committee after two official readings.

The passage of the bill in the House is a positive development as it recognizes the need for making notarization-dependent processes, like eClosing and other real estate transactions, more accessible and convenient for all.

Clearing The Path To eClosing

One of the key ways the bill can achieve convenience for all is by solidifying the way forward for complete eClosing processes in any state in the U.S., which can significantly reduce the time and costs involved in loan closings.

Since RON allows for remote capture of one of the final legal requirements for a smooth closing—the notarial official’s seal on key documents—a federal law establishing rules around RON could pave the way to a future with fewer state-based obstructions to a digital closing process. And the benefits of a Total eClose are clear: loans close faster with fewer mistakes, and costs go down even as business improves for lenders, loan officers (LOs) and notaries.

However, the fact that the bill has stalled out before, despite its current status as under review by the Senate Judiciary committee, is cause for concern for all proponents of digital adoption. The bill needs to be passed by both the House and the Senate before it can become law, and any obstacle in the process only delays clarification of nationwide rules on RON. The Senate Judiciary committee needs to carefully consider the bill and its implications for the real estate industry—including its implications as a final step in pursuit of complete end-to-end eClosings.

The Steps Before RON: Hybrid eClosings & eNotes

While the bill implicitly clears the way for increased use of eClosings, it also draws attention to the fact that RON and digital notarization are only one aspect of closing digitization (albeit an important aspect). The solution for lenders anxiously awaiting passage of this bill? Hybrid eClosings.

Some parts of the lending industry still require paper—in fact, to complete a closing and sell the note to an investor, some lenders are required to paper out two document classifications: the note and anything requiring recordation and notarization. Aside from these essential documents, though, lenders may move toward a more efficient closing by generating electronic (e-enabled) documents for everything else, from the initial disclosure to the closing package. This can be achieved with the use of a software solution built for document generation of e-enabled, eSign-capable digital documents.

Want to discuss what a hybrid eClosing would look like for your organization? Schedule a demo and get your questions answered.

Once lenders have integrated a hybrid eClosing, they can take advantage of the next step in eClosing: eNotes, which are electronic versions of promissory notes. These eNotes are legally enforceable and can be transferred and sold much more easily than traditional paper-based notes, helping to increase liquidity in the market and provide greater flexibility for lenders.

Digital Adoption And Advancement

The SECURE Act is particularly important for lenders who have been seeking to increase their digital adoption in recent years. By allowing for RON and electronic signatures, the SECURE Act makes it easier for lenders and other entities to conduct business in a digital environment. This can help to increase efficiency and reduce costs, ultimately benefiting consumers as well.

Overall, the SECURE Notarization Act of 2023 represents a significant step forward in the modernization of the notarization process. At DocMagic, we’re watching this bill’s progress with excitement and anticipation, and we’ll report any updates here on our blog. Ultimately, we believe the Senate’s passage of the SECURE Act will benefit both lenders and consumers, making notarization faster, more efficient and more convenient.

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This week, we’re proud to announce we’ve been designated one of the most innovative mortgage technology firms in the U.S. housing economy for 2023 by HousingWire. DocMagic has earned a spot on the coveted list of technology standouts every year since HousingWire began the award program.

Currently in its 11th year, the Tech100 program provides housing professionals with a comprehensive list of the industry's most innovative and impactful organizations. This list is widely used to identify partners and solutions that effectively address the challenges that mortgage lenders face every day.

“We are thrilled and humbled to receive the 2023 Tech100 award,” said Dominic Iannitti, president and CEO of DocMagic. “This recognition reflects the dedication and hard work of our team in pushing the boundaries of innovation in the mortgage industry. At DocMagic, we are committed to staying at the forefront of technology, and to delivering products and solutions that streamline and simplify the mortgage process for everyone involved. We thank the judges and everyone involved in this award for recognizing our efforts and achievements.”

Since 1987, DocMagic has been on a mission to remove paper from mortgage origination and closing processes to facilitate a better overall lending experience. The company has been successful at digitizing critical areas of loan origination, closings, secondary marketing and servicing transactions. In 2014, DocMagic pioneered the industry’s first single source eClosing solution, containing all of the functionality required to facilitate a completely paperless mortgage closing.

In the last year, DocMagic has enhanced many of its core solutions to better serve its clients. For example, remote online notary (RON) functionality was integrated into DocMagic’s Total eClose™ platform. DocMagic launched eDecision, the company’s eEligibility tool, which helps identify the specific type of eClosing that can be conducted in a given region prior to closing. These advancements reflect the company’s commitment to staying ahead of the curve in technology, and to providing the most advanced and comprehensive solutions possible.

Each year the Tech100 program has continued to expand, as the demand for technology in housing continues to progress. This was the fourth year the Tech100 program was separated into two groups — Tech100 Mortgage and Tech100 Real Estate — to highlight the innovation and achievements of organizations within both sectors.

“We're focused on elevating the innovators that are building paths and solutions that enable the largest and most important sector in the U.S. economy to operate efficiently and profitably — the innovators that make housing more accessible and more desirable for the 130 million households that benefit from the stability and economic advantages of homeownership,” said Clayton Collins, CEO of HW Media. “The Tech100 program is the gold standard for organizations in housing who are at the forefront of the kind of innovation that will change the industry forever.”

HousingWire stated that its Tech100 program grows increasingly more competitive each year, and the applicants improve in caliber as the demand for technology in the industry continues to progress. 

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This week, the House passed the SECURE Notarization Act—a bipartisan bill supporting new federal rules around remote digital notarization. The act aims to increase access to Remote Online Notarization and complement current state laws by creating a set of minimum federal standards while allowing states to add their own regulations and rules surrounding RON.

 H.R. 1059, also known as the SECURE Notarization Act, establishes nationwide minimum standards for electronic and remote notarizations, which align with DocMagic's Remote Online Notarization (RON) platform's features. Its passage could increase adoption of digital mortgage and eClosing solutions by lenders and settlement agents. In turn, this advancement could accelerate the shift toward fast and completely digital loan solutions, benefiting lenders and notaries alike.

The bill also requires that states accept notarizations from notaries in all other states when those notarial acts involve or include interstate commerce, which would effectively establish a basis for digital notarization in all 50 states. MBA, the Mortgage Banker’s Association, supports the bill and previously called on its members to campaign in its favor as well as contact their representatives in support.

Overall, this bill could lead to more widespread adoption of RON by lenders and settlement agents, including the RON tools in DocMagic's Total eClose™ platform, as the bill aims to increase access to RON and provide a secure and efficient way to complete documents remotely. DocMagic also supports the bill's requirement of multifactor authentication for identity proofing, video recording of notarization, and other scam preventatives so the mortgage industry can move toward ever-safer closings. The SECURE Notarization Act could help to further accelerate the shift towards digital mortgage and eClosing solutions, achieving easier interstate closings and more secure transactions for all.

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Alabama-based mortgage banker Barr Group Mortgage completed the first eNote transaction through Click n’ Close’s non-delegated correspondent eNote program. Others participating in the transaction included the MERS® eRegistry (the mortgage industry’s approved eNote system of record), Ameris Bank as Barr Group Mortgage’s warehouse lender and DocMagic as the eClosing and eVault tech provider.

“We have been blown away by the non-delegated correspondent eNote process offered by Click n’ Close,” said Elizabeth Moore, Chief Operations Officer at Barr Group Mortgage. “Working with Ameris Bank’s warehouse division SVP Jill Gainer helped ensure the set-up process was straightforward, and our first two loans were purchased the day after closing. Using eNotes has eliminated the need for allonges, overnight shipping costs, note corrections and chasing down lost notes.”

Through the eNote program, non-delegated correspondents can decrease turn times on their warehouse line to 48 hours or less, ultimately saving them money in the form of reduced interest charges and enabling them to turn over their warehouse lines far more frequently. Click n’ Close has established partnerships with multiple warehouse lenders, such as Ameris Bank, to expand warehouse line access to qualified program participants previously financially ineligible for these lines of credit. The approval process for program participants captures most of the relevant financial statements and insurance exhibits requisite to the warehouse approval process, thus materially accelerating the warehouse approval timeline.

“We are thrilled to have our first eNote executed in such efficient timing – less than three weeks from application to closing – and with such renowned partners,” said Click n’ Close Owner and CEO Jeff Bode. “Our non-delegated correspondent eNote program provides emerging mortgage bankers with a tremendous opportunity to incorporate incredible agility and operational efficiencies into their business from the get-go and enables them to differentiate themselves with their customers, as well as their title and real estate partners, through a convenient digital closing experience.”

As Click n’ Close’s primary technology partner, DocMagic played an integral role in the success of this first transaction. Total eClose is DocMagic’s comprehensive eClosing system that provides everything necessary for a paperless eClosing. DocMagic’s powerful end-to-end technology provides an intuitive interface that all participants — lenders, settlement service providers, notaries and borrowers — can use immediately, without a steep learning curve.

“Every lender is on the path to digital with the goal of closing electronically and delivering eNotes into the secondary market, but there are many challenges facing smaller lenders,” said Brian D. Pannell, Chief eServicing Executive at DocMagic. “Click n’ Close, a long-time client, had been seeking a way to support their correspondent lenders who don’t have the resources nor the relationships to support conducting transactions with eNotes. We’re proud to have been part of their solution.”

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