Ally announced a strategic partnership with Better in 2019 in which Better sells, processes, underwrites, and closes Ally’s digital mortgage offerings, while Ally retains control of marketing, advertising and loan pricing. Hawaii, Nevada, New Hampshire and New York are the only states in which Ally has yet to provide digital real estate mortgages.
Source: Inman News
Ally now offers mortgages powered by Better in 46 states
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