MBS-ProClose hosts “Technology Power Hour” at the first-ever Mid-Atlantic Lenders & Brokers Conference

-MBS-ProClose, in association with Mortgage Bankers Association of Metropolitan Washington Chapter (MBA-MW), organizes a panel to discuss how to determine the technology solutions that are right for you.

McLean, VA. , September 1, 2006– MBS ProClose, Inc., a leading provider of mortgage closing document services and technology, invites Mid-Atlantic Lenders and Brokers to this year’s conference.

“This is a discussion you cannot afford to miss.” says Ms. Christine Kirby, President and CEO of MBS-ProClose and a prominent member of MBA-MW. “Because, for the first time in MBA-MW history, this is a panel dedicated exclusively for Information Technology Officers, Operations Managers, Technology Consultants, Closing Managers and Closers.”

“We know that no two houses are the same, although they may look similar. The devil is in the details. Similarly, no two lenders are alike. One size does not fit all! The requirements and expectations of lenders depends on where they are today, and where they wish to be tomorrow, and better yet, HOW are they going to get there? … As we move to the next level in mortgage technology, including, but not limited to paperless mortgages, new technology rollout will need first-rate project management in order to really deliver.” adds Ms. Kirby.

In this panel, the attendees will be given some valuable guidelines on how to purchase technology solutions that are right for them. They will learn not to be fooled by bells and whistles and next generation hype. Panelist from the leading technology providing companies will teach the attendees what to consider when they are choosing new technology, whether it’s doc prep, data tracking software, LOS, imaging/bar-coding or Compliance testing. The panel will present a great opportunity to learn how to avoid common purchasing mistakes, how to avoid missed deadlines, failed expectations and failure to implement. This promises to be the best discussion about how to get what companies want, from their vendors.

Mortgage Bankers Association of Metropolitan Washington (MBA-MW)’s Mid-Atlantic Lenders and Brokers Conference will take place on November 9, 2006 at the Hyatt Regency of Reston, Virginia. More information is available at www.ProClose.com/malc or you can call Nazli Yuzak, Marketing Manager, MBS-ProClose at 1-800-783-2283.

About MBS ProClose

Headquartered in McLean, Va., MBS ProClose specializes in mortgage lending software for mortgage companies and community banks nationwide. Its signature product, ProClose gives lenders control over their own closing documents and provides an extensive library of lender and industry-specific forms, built in compliance audits and customized reporting capabilities, creating accurate, compliant closing documents with secure electronic delivery. A staff of mortgage and technical professionals support lenders with strict regulatory standards, ensuring that all documents in its vast library meet all legal compliance and Investor guidelines. Customized reports and strong investor relationships help Mortgage Banking Systems meet the unique needs of its lenders and deliver on its commitment to 100 percent customer satisfaction. For more information on ProClose or to schedule a live demonstration, call 800.783.2283 or visit www.ProClose.com

About MBA-MW

The core purpose of the MBA of Metropolitan Washington is to provide information, educational resources and advocacy necessary for its members to be profitable, ethical, prepared for future challenges and changes, leaders in the real estate finance industry. Through five decades of business cycles and industry change, the Mortgage Bankers Association of Metropolitan Washington has worked diligently to represent its members. The Association strives to provide opportunities for members to strengthen their ability to compete and ensure that their interests are fairly represented, while fostering an environment in which high standards for ethical business conduct are the norm. More than 150 member firms of MBA/MW have found that the Association helps prepare them for the realities of doing business through high quality educational programs, networking opportunities, legislative and regulatory issues representation, and the maintenance of ethical standards. www.mbamw.org