The AI assistant delivers real-time guideline updates and smarter query analysis
A&D Mortgage has launched an AI guideline assistant, a new feature within its A&D Bot platform designed to help brokers navigate complex non-QM lending guidelines.
The tool uses artificial intelligence to provide real-time, accurate responses to queries, eliminating the need for manual searches and streamlining workflows for brokers.
The non-QM lender’s latest innovation is designed to make lending processes more efficient. The AI Guideline Assistant analyzes key loan criteria, assesses borrower profiles, and flags potential risks by leveraging insights from a diverse underwriting data set.
According to the company, this technology allows brokers to better understand eligibility requirements and underwriting standards, saving valuable time.
The assistant can address a variety of questions, from confirming guideline updates to clarifying borrower eligibility for both conventional and non-QM loans. Brokers can access the AI tool via the A&D Bot on the company’s main website.
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“At A&D Mortgage, we understand the importance of efficiency for our broker partners,” A&D Mortgage CEO Max Slyusarchuk said in a press release. “The AI guideline assistant is our latest step in empowering brokers with innovative solutions that simplify their processes, enabling them to focus on what they do best serving their clients. With this tool, we’re ensuring that non-QM brokers can access critical guideline information faster and more accurately than ever before.”
The company recently launched its “Conventional Countdown” promotion, offering pricing discounts on conventional and conventional high-balance loans.
The promo, which runs from November 15 to December 15, includes a 0.250 pricing discount on all conventional loans and a 0.125 pricing discount on all conventional high-balance loans. The promo targets brokers working with clients in both purchase and refinance markets. To benefit, brokers must lock loans within the specified dates.
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