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47 MAXEX AND J.P. MORGAN EXPAND ACCESS TO LOW- COST CAPITAL FOR GREEN ENERGY HOME IMPROVEMENTS MAXEX, the first digital mortgage exchange to enable the buying and selling of residential loans through a single clearinghouse, announced the launch of two new lending programs to support the growth of green energy home improvements. e programs, developed in collaboration with J.P. Morgan, further expand MAXEX's new Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) business line. "MAXEX is passionate about leveling the playing field for Main Street banks by using our rapidly-growing digital exchange to deliver low-cost capital that drives social impact," said Tom Pearce, Chairman and CEO of MAXEX. "ese ESG programs fill a significant void in the mortgage market by increasing incentives for green energy improvements." MAXEX's ESG programs for green energy home improvements are available for loan amounts ranging from $400,000 to $3,000,000 and include: » MAXEX Sustainable: Includes preferred pricing on fully amortized 30-year mortgage loans, which can be passed on to borrowers in the form of discounted interest rates. Residential solar panels and geothermal units can be amortized in the loan either at purchase or refinance. » MAXEX Sustainable Express: Includes the same benefits as MAXEX Sustainable, along with the ability to reduce manual underwriting by leveraging certain results from Fannie Mae's Desktop Underwriter® and Freddie Mac's Loan Prospector Advisor. Follow Us At: @DSNewsDaily Industry Updates

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