If you have not yet read Part I, it will make more sense if you do. Don’t worry there is a link back here at the end of it. =0)
Confessions of an A.D.D. Loan Officer Part II
Now for the real meat-and-potatoes – potatos[?] – po-tah-tos[?] of how to, not only function as a normal human [...]
Confessions of an A.D.D. Loan Officer Part II
by chris brown aka the implementer on 12. Oct, 2009 in Humor, Mortgage Sales, Mortgage Training
Lost to the Competition. Devastation or Opportunity?
by bill rice on 23. Jul, 2009 in Mortgage Sales
Image of Mortgage Cicerone
I have to highlight a big pearl of wisdom from my morning Google RSS Reader review.
(BTW, are we sharing in Google Reader? We should be.)
It turns out the Mortgage Cicerone just lost a customer to the competitor. Most would mope, then curse–probably both the competitor and the customer. Cicerone has a much [...]
Elite Originators Aren't Elite Because They Wear Nice Ties.
by markgreen on 03. Jul, 2009 in Mortgage Events, Mortgage Marketing, Mortgage Sales
I’ve had the good fortune of working with some the mortgage industry’s sharpest and most successful originators over the past six years – and I’ve taken notice of a few irrefutable facts I’d like to share with you today.
1) Elite originators never relax.
If you’re not interested in taking your business to the “elite” level, [...]
Proven Script to Get Realtor Respect
by chad weber on 16. Jun, 2009 in Mortgage Events, Mortgage Marketing, Mortgage Sales, Mortgage Training, Referral Marketing
Yesterday we talked about “Marketing Grenades” – A way to get noticed by your target market. Today the conversation steers to how to get realtors to respect you… Quickly.
See, many loan officers focus their marketing efforts on trying to lure the agent in with promise after promise after promise, not realizing that most agents are [...]
A bird Attacked Me In My Car Today!
by chad weber on 29. May, 2009 in Email Marketing, Humor, Lead Nurturing, Mortgage Marketing, Mortgage Sales, Referral Marketing, Social Media
That was the title of the email I sent out to realtors a few years back. Why am I telling you this? Because it really happened, and it got me a whole bucket full of closed loans. Want to know how a violent bird attack on my person resulted in closed loans? Here’s how it [...]
Mortgage Marketing – Get Real World Numbers Now!
by chad weber on 23. Apr, 2009 in Mortgage Marketing, Mortgage Sales, Mortgage Training, mortgage leads
Are you ready for a change of pace? Plenty of blog posts out there (Heck, I’ve made plenty of them myself) telling you why you need to do something, but not quite as many actually demonstrating, and showing you what to do. On that note, todays blog post will show you exactly why your mortgage [...]
Do You Have an Online Mortgage Sales Toolkit?
by bill rice on 15. Apr, 2009 in Mortgage Marketing, Mortgage Sales
Image by Getty Images via Daylife
Ever notice you are answering the same questions, explaining the same mortgage or real estate concepts, overcoming the same objections on every sales call? Meanwhile, the market is not doing you any favors by adding very unique and confusing complexity.
For some folks this may be frustrating. It certainly slows down [...]
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