Every lender you work with, in one scenario.
The marketplace sits at the top of Leaf360, in the same place as your leads and your loans.
Right now that question goes everywhere but the file
Loan officers ask pricing scenarios all day. The asking is not the problem. Where it goes is.
The question goes to a group
Pricing scenarios get posted in mortgage Facebook communities, so the answer comes back from strangers, about lenders you may not even be approved with.
Four tools for one answer
A lender portal, the AE's email, a call, a text thread. You chase one question four ways and the answer lands somewhere your loan file never sees.
A matrix you downloaded last quarter
The guideline PDF on your desktop is a snapshot. You end up asking a person what the current document already says.
One scenario, start to sent
Four steps, and you never leave the screen your pipeline is on.
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Connect the lenders you already work with
Your connected lenders sit at the top of the marketplace. Ones you have invited sit beside them, and every public lender on the platform is there when you want to add someone new.
Browse the lender directory - 2
Ask the scenario in plain language
Type it, dictate it, or start from a saved prompt. A DSCR triplex at a 600 score is one sentence, not a form and not another portal login.
Meet Lia - 3
Get the breakdown, not a maybe
Lia answers across the lenders you work with: who can do it, who cannot, the minimum score, the reserves, the maximum value, and exactly where this file comes up short. Each answer carries the guideline it came from.
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Send it to the account executive
Lia drafts the scenario email, then fills in the LTV, loan amount and entity once you give them. She flags anything worth saying out loud, and it sends through your connected Gmail or Outlook after you approve it.
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The answers come from the lender's own documents
Lenders and their account executives upload their guidelines into Leaf360 and keep them current. That is what Lia reads. Not a web search, not a matrix somebody saved to a desktop in the spring.
Read the Scenarios guideWhat a scenario is not
It is still a scenario, not an approval. When a file is tight, Lia says so and tells you to confirm it with the AE before you take it to a borrower. Pricing and the final decision stay with the lender.
Or ask one lender, and only that lender
Open a lender in the marketplace and ask there. Non-warrantable condos, a specific occupancy, a product you have not placed before: the answer covers that lender and nobody else, so you get a clear read instead of a survey.
Your account executive's phone and email sit on the same screen. If you work with more than one AE at that shop, they are all there.
See who is in the marketplaceOn the lender profile
- How many guideline documents the lender has uploaded
- How many questions you and your team have asked them
- Reviews your team left after working a file with them
- The products they offer
- Their minimum score and minimum loan amount
- Their typical turnaround time
- A link straight out to their own portal
Every scenario you have ever run is still there
The 580 mid score with gift funds from a parent. The FHA overlay question you asked two months ago. Scenario history keeps all of it, so the next borrower with the same problem is a question you have already answered.
Questions about scenarios
The general scenario reads across the lenders you already work with. The marketplace itself is open to every loan officer on Leaf360, so you can look up a lender you have not signed up with yet, read their profile, and invite them to connect.
Run the next one where the loan already lives
Start free, connect the lenders you work with, and ask the question once.
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