System developed for LPA receivers

Published on

The Charlbury Group has launched a Law of Property Act 1925 (LPA) receiver system. The technology firm has developed its Arrears Management System to create direct integrations between lenders and their LPA receivers.

LPA receivers are appointed to take charge of a mortgaged property by a lender whose loan is in default, usually with a view to sale or to collect rental income for the lender.

Paul Duckworth , director at The Charlbury Group, said: “This was a natural extension to our Arrears Management System which now links over 27 firms in the mortgage sector and has proved that integrations between firms’ individual workflow systems provides a number of benefits not least the removal of errors as no re-keying is required. It is crucial to the success of such systems that they should support but not dictate how firms choose to work

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Badenoch pledges no IHT or stamp duty on family homes

Kemi Badenoch has pledged to remove inheritance tax from family homes and scrap stamp...

RICS: Housing market recovery falters as buyer demand weakens

The UK housing market lost momentum in September as rising interest rate expectations weighed...

Cost pressures hold back demand for energy-efficient home upgrades

More than a third of Britons want to improve the energy efficiency of their...

TPFG buys 25% stake in property and mortgage AI business Enteka

The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) has taken a 25% stake in Enteka AI as...

Property professionals back homebuying reforms, CSS poll finds

More than three-quarters of property professionals believe proposed changes to the homebuying and selling...

Latest publication

Other news

Badenoch pledges no IHT or stamp duty on family homes

Kemi Badenoch has pledged to remove inheritance tax from family homes and scrap stamp...

RICS: Housing market recovery falters as buyer demand weakens

The UK housing market lost momentum in September as rising interest rate expectations weighed...

If AI gives us more time to think, we must learn how to think well

The great promise of AI in financial services is usually expressed in terms of...