There was one list that was on the homepage (does not not include zip codes) and a second, customizable list a few clicks in.

Fully customizable

Inexpensive, largest install base in the world, universal file format and fully customizable.

The difference in terms between a 680 and a 740 is fairly substantial (a higher differential in pricing than if the loan was conventional/FHA/VA/USDA type)- There's customizable options for everything, including rate locks, prepays, front-end/back-end broker compensation, I/O options (and a range of I/O options) etc- Generally speaking, we're looking at seeing immediate access to 6 month liquid reserves (not necessarily escrowed) so that the buyer can cover the property's debt after closing were it not to be leased A real life example: a client of mine thought the DSCR for his property is 1.2 for a cash-out refinance based onDSCR = $1000 (current leased value)/$750 (PITI) = 1.2 ------- (1) Upon closer inspection, found out that the property is in a flood zone which adds $100/month to the expenses.

But is highly customizable with API integrations. 

Just seems very basic to me and not customizable enough. 

Customizable MLS integrated website, squeezes contact info of visitors, create custom seller/buyer/market report squeeze pages, multiple ways to generate free leads, lots of integrations to pay for ads and retargeting with the leads plopping right in and getting marketed to, drip campaigns, market reports, property reports, newsletters, mass texts, segmentation, thanks.io integration, bomb bomb, voicemail drop, text codes for leads (text "house" to xxx-xxx-xxxx for a list of 3 bed homes under 200K!).  

Very powerful and very customizable. 

Trust is very customizable.

As far as being customizable goes, Podio is about as customizable gets.