Personal Lender Case Study: Driving Operational Efficiency

We recently completed an in-depth interview and analysis with one of our personal lenders and compiled our findings into a case study that showcases how LoanPro helped boost their operational efficiency.

Long story short, this personal lender felt restricted by their legacy loan management software and struggled to grow their portfolio without the automation and data access they needed.

LoanPro’s robust automation tools and complete real-time data visibility help lenders increase their productivity by eliminating the need for manual loan servicing and management. This case study delves into the roadblocks this personal lender faced before using LoanPro and how the the tools they used:

  • Reduced loan delivery time by 97%
  • Enabled agents to service 3x the accounts
  • Had a 40% increase in time to complete other tasks
  • Maintained a 12% month to month portfolio growth

Read the full case study here

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