Industry Briefs, March 18, 2026
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Floify Rolls Out Dynamic Apps 2.0
Floify, Boulder, Colo., has launched Dynamic Apps 2.0, allowing lenders to configure borrower applications based on the loan purpose.
Lenders can configure application experiences for loan types beyond traditional purchase and refinance mortgages, including HELOCs, construction loans, agricultural lending, non-QM products and other specialized financing options, without custom development or separate application flows.
It enables lenders to control which application sections and questions appear for each loan type and automate downstream processes such as document requests and disclosures. It works in sync with Floify’s previously embedded AI capabilities to extract borrower data from uploaded documents, auto-populate portions of the 1003 loan application, validate document uploads and assist with income calculations and underwriting preparation.
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Logan Finance Corp. Launches Open Road Elevated
Logan Finance Corp., Hauppauge, N.Y., announced the launch of Open Road Elevated, a premium tier within its Open Road product series.
It’s designed for borrowers who have outgrown conventional and standard non-QM loan limits, and delivers loan amounts up to $5 million across four specialized programs.
The product is now available through Logan Finance’s wholesale channel.
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PennyMac Introduces Suite of Non-QM Products
PennyMac, Westlake Village, Calif., has launched a comprehensive suite of non-qualified mortgage products in its third-party origination division.
They are built with flexibility at their core, offering a wide range of income documentation options and loan features.
The suite includes a debt service coverage ratio product, a full documentation product, bank statement programs, asset qualifier/depletion product and additional non-QM programs.
The products are now live and available to approved TPO partners.
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Plaid, ICE Integrate
Plaid, San Francisco, and the Encompass product by ICE Mortgage Technology, Atlanta, have rolled out an integration.
Plaid’s Home Lending report will now be integrated directly into Encompass. The report, which will be available for loan officers and underwriters to review, will include up to two years of consumer-permissioned financial data, including categorized deposits and withdrawals, average account balances, NSF counts and asset-derived income.
This allows lenders to get a current and consistent view of a borrower’s financial picture. The Home Lending Report helps lenders meet GSE asset verification requirements, strengthening eligibility for reps and warranties relief.
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