The $922-million
asset company said in a press release that it debuted Bolt, a 7(a) product
designed to quickly originate loans of $150,000 or less, during the second
quarter.
The company plans to deploy new automation to the program through its proprietary
loan origination system and incorporate open API integration with marketplace lending
partners. The goal is to increase volume and speed of delivery while limiting the
need for more staffing.
BayFirst
also said it hired a big mortgage team located in Las Vegas, Nev., in early
July.
The moves are the latest in a series of changes in BayFirst's SBA and mortgage operations.
BayFirst closed three mortgage offices and laid off 62 mortgage employees earlier this year. The company launched its a national SBA platform during the first quarter after hiring six lenders.
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