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Mortgage teams often track the same relationship across calls, spreadsheets, messages, and separate systems. Contract Hunter brings the working view together so the next action, current lead stage, assigned partner, and recent communication are easier to find.
Loan officers and authorized support staff use Lead Command to organize their work. Invited realtors receive a narrower partner view for their assigned buyers. Company administrators manage access inside their company workspace. A person’s role and assignments determine what they can open.
Contract Hunter is software. It is not a mortgage lender, does not make credit or lending decisions, and is not a borrower loan application. The lender remains responsible for its services, disclosures, permissions, and pre-approval-letter content.
The product centers on the daily mortgage referral workflow: who needs attention, where each lead stands, what the partner may see, and what the next move should be. It is not intended to replace every company system or become a storage location for Social Security numbers, bank details, credit reports, or loan documents.
DIRECT ANSWERS
It provides lead-management and relationship-workflow tools, but it is built around loan-officer and realtor collaboration rather than being a general-purpose CRM.
No. Contract Hunter is software and does not approve, deny, underwrite, or fund loans.
No. Company workspaces are separate, and access is checked according to each user’s role and assignments.
This page describes current Contract Hunter product behavior. It is not mortgage, legal, tax, privacy, security, or compliance advice. Features and membership availability may change.