GO Mortgage debuts TPO platform, targets faster turn times
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GO Mortgage debuts TPO platform, targets faster turn times
"“We didn't build this to compete with what's out there, GO Mortgage CEO Jay Promisco said in a statement. We built it to replace it. Most TPO platforms today are stitched together from years of patches, exceptions and outdated technology. That creates friction, drives up cost and ultimately hurts brokers.”"
"“The Tampa-based lender said the channel is built on an API-driven architecture that integrates automation across underwriting, disclosures and workflow management. The goal is to reduce manual touch points, lower the cost to originate and deliver more consistent turn times for mortgage brokers.”"
"“The wholesale model hasn't fundamentally changed in decades — brokers are still dealing with the same friction, the same inconsistency, the same broken promises on turn times,” Saunders said. Saunders brings more than 25 years of experience in the wholesale broker community. His role is to translate GO Mortgage's technology and operational design into a broker experience that can compete on both price and service.”"
GO Mortgage launched a third-party origination channel built on a new wholesale platform. The effort is led by Rob Saunders, named executive vice president of TPO production. The platform is designed to replace existing stitched-together systems that create friction, raise costs, and harm brokers. It uses an API-driven architecture to integrate automation across underwriting, disclosures, and workflow management. The goal is to reduce manual touch points, lower origination costs, and deliver more consistent turn times. The launch responds to wholesale lender pressures including margin compression, longer cycle times, and high fixed costs from legacy systems. The company aims to simplify fulfillment and increase pull-through rates without adding headcount.
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