FORT WORTH, Texas, July 18, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Colonial National Mortgage, a division of Colonial Savings F.A. and a national, multi-service financial institution headquartered in Texas, has launched Roostify, a dynamic mortgage transaction technology, to provide its applicants with a simple and intuitive platform for obtaining a home loan. The mortgage platform gives consumers the ability to apply and provide loan documents online, and makes it simple for all parties to collaborate in real time to speed up the closing process.
Starting today, Roostify's online, mobile-friendly application and loan collaboration tools will be available to all of Colonial retail mortgage branches and its Home Loan Center national call center.
"Our goal with Roostify is to provide a superior loan process that offers benefit to both our customers and our loan officers," said J. David Motley, President of Colonial and 2018 Chairman of the Mortgage Bankers Association. "Roostify allows us to deploy a single platform for our retail mortgage channels – and in time, our credit union division -- further streamlining our internal processes and ensuring a uniformly excellent customer experience."
Consumers will be able to complete a mortgage application in as little as 10 minutes from anywhere with an Internet connection, including mobile devices. Applicants will then be able to provide all documentation through a secure online portal, get real-time updates on the status of their application, and easily loop in third parties such as their real estate agent. Loan officers are able to reclaim time that would have previously been spent processing paper documents or on individual phone calls with the various loan participants, allowing them to speed up loan closing.
"We aim to implement the best technology available to make the stressful process of buying a home as easy and efficient as possible for our customers," said Sarah Boultinghouse, Business Architect and Process Improvement Manager, Colonial. "Our customers will now benefit from a simple step by step application and faster closing times when purchasing and refinancing."
"The new Colonial online experience offers homebuyers a dramatically improved mortgage transaction experience, with greater transparency and lower anxiety for the consumer," added Rajesh Bhat, CEO of Roostify. "We're excited to be working with Colonial to offer consumers a smooth path through the biggest transaction of their lives."
About Colonial Savings F.A.
Founded in 1952, Colonial is a national, multi-service financial institution headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, and is one of largest servicers of mortgage loans in the United States, with a servicing portfolio of $26 Billion. It is the parent company of Colonial National Mortgage, a leading retail mortgage lender; CU Members Mortgage, which provides mortgage services to credit unions nationwide, and Colonial Savings, a network of eight consumer/commercial banks located throughout North Central Texas. It is affiliated with Colonial Life Insurance Company of Texas, DuBose & Associates Insurance, and Colonial Lloyds. The privately held company provides a full array of personal and business financial products and originates approximately $2 billion in FHA, VA, Jumbo, conventional, condominium, and innovative single close construction loans annually. For additional information, please visit GoColonial.com.
About Roostify
Founded by consumers looking for a better way to buy a home, Roostify leads the industry in delivering accelerated and transparent online mortgage experiences. From enterprise banks to independent brokerages, dozens of lenders across the United States trust Roostify to speed up closings, reduce unnecessary work and give their customers a smooth, anxiety-free mortgage experience. Since 2014, Roostify has helped close thousands of home loans nationwide.
Roostify is privately funded and headquartered in San Francisco. For more information, please visit roostify.com.
SOURCE Colonial National Mortgage
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