Texas · On-site · $60k–$100k/yr
Morty
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Morty operates an all-in-one mortgage platform designed for loan officers and mortgage brokerages to simplify operations, unlock new revenue opportunities, and grow their mortgage business. By leveraging technology and infrastructure built for a direct-to-consumer mortgage broker, Morty reduces the complexity and cost of running a mortgage business while providing tools to help partners grow and increase profits. Morty asserts that it built the first-ever fully digital marketplace as a direct-to-consumer mortgage broker. The company is backed by Thrive Capital, Lerer Hippeau, Prudence, and Techstars. Morty, Inc. is the licensed mortgage broker behind Morty (NMLS ID #1429243), with Morty, Inc. serving as the corporate entity.
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