Verus Mortgage Capital Launches Loan Scenario Tool

Washington, D.C. – October 16, 2020 – Verus Mortgage Capital (VMC), a full-service correspondent investor offering residential non-QM and investor rental programs, has launched a new loan scenario tool on its website, www.verusmc.com.

The scenario tool allows mortgage lenders to enter information including their borrower’s credit score, LTV, loan amount, property type and more. All relevant Verus non-QM loan program results will be displayed.

About Verus Mortgage Capital

Founded in 2015, Verus Mortgage Capital (VMC) is a non-QM correspondent investor backed by Invictus Capital Partners, a leading investment firm. VMC purchases loans in all 50 states and the District of Columbia and focuses solely on the non-agency market. It offers correspondent lenders a wide range of home financing products for credit worthy borrowers.

The Washington, D.C.-based company, with operations located in Minneapolis, has purchased in excess of $10 billion in expanded, non-agency loans since its inception. In addition, through its affiliates, VMC has completed 20 rated securitizations. Mortgage bankers can learn more about VMC’s investor products by visiting www.verusmc.com.

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