S.A.F.E. Act Compliant

Posted on 20. Jan, 2011 by TKPadmin in Blog

Turn-Key Processing, LLC is now licensed in the states of California, Florida and Texas to meet the requirements of the S.A.F.E Act.  TKP is one of the few contract loan processing companies to remain in business in this ever changing mortgage industry. 

Stay tuned for more updates.

TKP Team

Understanding the HUD $100 Down Program

Posted on 25. Jun, 2010 by TKPadmin in Blog

Recently we have seen borrower’s taking advantage of HUD’s $100 Down Program.  This program allows a borrower to purchase a HUD REO property using an FHA loan for financing but only having to pay $100 down rather than the 3.5% normally required with an FHA loan. (more…)

Are Mortgage Processing Companies Safe In Today’s Market?

Posted on 21. May, 2010 by TKPadmin in Blog

Many outsource mortgage processing companies have disappeared in the last couple of years.  It seems the rate of decline is directly connected to rate of decline of many Broker shops.  Diversity seems to be the key to surviving in these volatile times.  Rather than marketing your services to local mortgage brokers, it would be best practice to venture out into other markets and states. (more…)

SAFE Act Being Interpreted Differently By Each State

Posted on 06. May, 2010 by TKPadmin in Blog

It  appears that some states have very different interpretations of the new requirements for licensing among non originating mortgage professionals such as loan processors, underwriters, and account executives.  This is causing confusion among mortgage professionals nationwide. (more…)

Blog Posts Coming Soon

Posted on 04. May, 2010 by TKPadmin in Blog

We are excited to announce the debut of the new TurnKeyProcessing.net website.

Turn-Key Processing, LLC (TKP) was established in Colorado in 2007 by a seasoned Loan Processor who has over 10 years of processing experience in retail, wholesale, & the secondary market. We have served mortgage brokers big and small across the U.S. to work on their day to day loans and with temporary overflow in volume. (more…)