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""IndiSoft, LLC "":http://www.indisoft.us, a technology development firm that focuses on systems for the default services industry, announced Tuesday that it has opened an office in Washington, D.C.
[IMAGE]The company, which is headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, says its presence in the nation's Capitol will help to ensure that it's got the most current information from regulators and policymakers as they work to reform the mortgage marketplace.
""Regulations governing the mortgage and housing industries are changing on a regular basis,"" said Sanjeev
[COLUMN_BREAK]Dahiwadkar, president and CEO of IndiSoft. ""The more up to date the information we have, the more responsive we can be in our technology development as well as in the enhancements we offer to our existing technology, all to further ensure that we meet the needs of companies involved in default management.""
Brian Friedman, who joined IndiSoft earlier this year as SVP, is managing the Washington office, in addition to being responsible for business development, contract negotiations, investor relations, and joint ventures. Friedman has more than 14 years of business and financial development experience.
""Being in such close proximity to policymakers and agencies that affect the mortgage industry will better position us for the industry's future needs,"" Dahiwadkar added.
IndiSoft develops, licenses, and supports a wide range of Web-based software solutions for the financial services industry. Its patent-pending RxOffice platform â€" for servicers, counselors, and homeowners â€" includes RxOffice Legal, RxOffice Borrower Portal, and RxOffice Reporting Portal.
