PALM HARBOR, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Please replace the release with the following corrected version due to multiple revisions to the headline and subhead.
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NTC LAUNCHES ASSIGNMENT VERIFICATION XPRESS (AVX)
The new streamlined service is faster and lower cost than the Assignment Verification Report (AVR), without sacrificing research quality
Nationwide Title Clearing (NTC), the leading post-closing services provider for the nation’s largest financial institutions, investors and servicers, announced the launch of a new, shortened version of the company’s popular Assignment Verification Report (AVR), called the AVXpress (AVX). The new streamlined report contains everything an AVR contains without the keyed report, without compromising the quality of the research clients are accustomed to receiving from NTC.
“Our research services are the gold standard in the US real estate business, but not every client needs the complete Assignment Verification Report,” said NTC Chief Executive Officer John Hillman. “This new report is a direct result of our drive to provide exactly the kinds of products and services our client partners need. We expect the AVXpress to be the perfect solution for many of those we serve today.”
AVX involves a thorough search of actual, current land records. The resulting research is then bundled up into an image package containing the subject mortgage and all applicable recorded documents in an assignment chain or that impact the standing of the target mortgage. This image pack can be used to support best signing practices by providing relevant supporting documentation or to assist in the perfecting of collateral files by retrieving recorded documents that are often missing and can cause many downstream issues throughout the life of a loan.
Documents included in an AVX include:
- Copy of the mortgage/deed of trust (full or pertinent pages)
- Each assignment on record for the target mortgage
- Any lost assignment affidavits (LAA) indexed and easily found against that mortgage
- Any corrective assignments recorded in the mortgage chain
- Any recorded rescissions that pertain to any assignments or releases of the subject mortgage that are indexed and easily found against that mortgage
- If the property has obviously been released, pertinent document is usually included
Nationwide Title Clearing uses the new report in the delivery of the Assignment and Release Services its clients rely upon. Through the process of an NTC created assignment or lien release, the company validates the assignment chain and lender of record shown on the most recent assignment in the AVX to support the correct preparation and execution of the document being prepared to be recorded.
Mortgage lenders, servicers and investors rely on NTC to review, remediate and double-check every detail of the collateral on their bulk sales and acquisitions. The company’s expert Mortgage Assignment Services bundled with AVRs or AVXs ensure that loan transfers run smoothly. Any population of AVXs can be upgraded to an AVR at any time.
NTC recently celebrated its 25th year of innovative service to the mortgage industry and has also been recognized for its excellence many times over the years. NTC executives will be traveling to Boston later this month for the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Annual Convention and Expo. Find them in Booth #529, where they will be discussing the new AVXpress report.
About NTC:
Nationwide Title Clearing, Inc. (NTC) is a privately-owned leading research and document-processing service provider to the residential mortgage industry. NTC services mortgage lenders, servicers and investors, including eight of the top 10 residential mortgage servicers in the country, resulting in an expansion that is also tied to its contribution to its industry and its local community. NTC ranked number 3108 on the 2015 Inc. 500/5000 list of fastest-growing companies in America. NTC has also won the Tampa Bay Times Top 100 Workplace Designation five times in its history. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.nwtc.com.