Discover how Propel™ streamlines DSCR loan production. Generate compliant DSCR documentation nationwide, close faster, and scale investor lending with seamless integration and compliance-first automation.


When time and trust are on the line, “good enough” doesn’t cut it. Members expect faster answers. Examiners expect stronger controls. And your team needs a way to deliver—without burning out or falling behind.
For too many credit unions, the real friction isn’t people. It’s the process.
Manual TRID reviews. Rework on doc packages. Audit findings that trace back to the same oversights. These aren’t just operational headaches. They chip away at confidence from regulators, members, and internal teams alike.
And when decisions slow down, momentum does too.
Speed and Accuracy Shouldn’t Be a Tradeoff
The best lending solutions don’t cut corners. They cut delays. They eliminate guesswork. And they deliver results your team can stand behind.
That’s where RegCheck® and Propel(™) come in.
Together, they reduce risk while accelerating delivery. No extra headcount. No added burden on Operations and IT.
Whether your team is centralized, decentralized, or hybrid, these tools flex to fit, without adding complexity or disrupting loan production.
The Payoff
✔ Faster cycles
✔ Fewer errors
✔ Clean, compliant loans built for member trust
✔ Stronger confidence with every exam
Each tool delivers impact on its own, but together, they give credit unions a streamlined, exam-ready workflow from start to finish. Less drag. More confidence. Built-in flexibility, bundled value.
Want to see how it works? Let’s explore how RegCheck + Propel can reduce friction and deliver results.
Discover how Propel™ streamlines DSCR loan production. Generate compliant DSCR documentation nationwide, close faster, and scale investor lending with seamless integration and compliance-first automation.
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