looking for a legitimate mortgage broker home based business?
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Here is a page that lists all books that could help you start your own mortgage brokering business. I suggest you either go to your library to borrow the book or buy them from your favorite bookstore. If this is something you are really interested in doing, books are an excellent source of information:\n\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/bookstore/mortgage.htm
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Feel free to send me an email.  This is all our company specializes in and we have several reverse mortgage specialists in Florida.  I can get you up and running in a very short time.\n\nbburns@griffinloans.com
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I have a homebase business available in Singapore.  You may email me back at yahoo.
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Yes, a business that will guarantee fast returns and is easy to open and run would be a good business.\n\nBut I doubt a business like that exists.  The best you might be able to do is a professional blogger, or something.  But even then, you have to write quality content on a subject people care about, and then find some way to monetize the business.\n\nIf you find a business like the one you're asking about, you should try to franchize it so other people can buy into your easy business with guaranteed fast returns.  You'd make a fortune doing that.\n\nForeclosureFish\nhttp://www.foreclosurefish.com/
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try mortgage loan officer
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There are many! You need a trusted realator Jim Gardner with Keller Williams you cant go wrong Email him at jim@jimgardner.com Christian man good values.
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Mortgage brokers get paid by lenders for getting you to accept higher rates.  Direct lenders deal directly with you and pass the savings on.  I recommend you try http://www.nationwideadvantage.com for your mortgage.  It is free and you can have a decision in minutes.
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During the last mortgage boom, there were a bunch of mortgage companies hiring loan officers and having them throw 2/28s and pay-option ARMs at people, not explaining the details of such things.  This was 2 years ago.  Since then, the market has slowed, such that the successful mortgage broker has relationships with realtors and builders to feed them clients, and the number of mortgage companies has decreased dramatically.  If you're going to go into the biz, now would be a good time, because we're about to boom again.  Just keep in mind that it takes a while to start, but the money is great when it's good.
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YES ... ME  I AM A SR MANGER AT MORTGAGE BANK PLEASE EMAIL IF WHAT LTV YOU ARE LOOKING TO DO WWW.JOHNG@OLDMERCHANTS.COM
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Good afternoon. I work for a company that specializes in a targeted list for direct mail campaigns. I work with mortgage companies all day long. Give me a call or email me and we can discuss. 800-241-6631 ext 6823 or jcrosslin@atairdata.com. I look forward to hearing from you!
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Try this one (I cannot vouch for them...I found them online):\nBecome A Mortgage Broker  \nLearn the business from an industry insider. Start your career now. Unlimited income and freedom are within your grasp. \nwww.mortgagebrokertraining.com
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There is one that i often visit at http://forum.dtfinancial.com There are a few real estate and mortgage professionals on there that give good and usually pretty quick replys to questions.
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Try the Small Business Administration SBA. It is the best source for small business buyers.  SBA will not fund you but will assure banks that you will make your payments on time. \n\nBanks need some form of assurance and SBA will provide that. This way you will get several loan offers and possibly low rate without much hassle.
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DO NOT GO TO A COMPANY CALLED FISRT CHOICE LENDING which states that they are based in Ontario.  I know for a fact that they are a SCAM.  Try going through your local banks or at least ask them for some one who is legitamate.
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I've seen a bunch of these before too & have considered looking into them. The rule of thumb that I developed was that if they wanted any money up front, it was a scam & unless I could find good reviews about the ocmpany through the Better Business Bureau, I wouldn't bother. I never went too far into it, however because life intervened & I finally decided that I'd just look elsewhere.\n\nIf you type well, you might find something out there for at-home data entry. There are jobs out there but they can be somewhat hard to come by...
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In the last 15 years or so those of us in the mortgage industry have spent a great deal of time educationg our potential clients that they need to see a lender before they take any further steps towards a purchase.  In this, which is more of a purchase market than we have seen in several years, a diversity of sources is extremely important.  Many buyers have already been pre-approved for financing before they begin their search so what may have once been the best source for clients, Realtors, is no longer a gold mine.  \n\nWith a 20+ year history in the mortgage lending industry, there are several approaches I would suggest that may help you develop a wide base.\n\nDevelop relationships with several financial professionals, tax accountants, CPS's, financial planners.  You may see the preponderence of their referrals at times when Realtor business is down, that will help you avoid the "peaks and valleys" effect.  Maintain regular contact via brodcast email, holiday cards, articles you find that may interest them.\n\nDivorce attorneys are another excellent source.  Many of them do not underestand the long term implications a divorce can have on the parties and how important that the equity issues be resolved prior to the filing as well as the documentation requirements for those deeding out but remaining on title.  Again, regular contact is a must.\n\nMonthly mailings to a "farm" (a specific neighborhood) make your name a familiar one and most likely to get a shot at a refi or home equity loan as well as a potential new purchase.  You may want to team up with restaurants or stores convenient to the neighborhood to send out discount coupons for their services.  That always gets attention.   Keep your size realistic to minimize production and mailing costs.  Your title company's marketing representative is a good source for this information.\n\nAnd, even though they may no longer be the best source, Realtors ( a stable of at least 10 with another 3 or 4 always in development)  is a must.\n\nAbove all, make certain everyone you meet knows what you do for a living.\n\nGood luck.
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See your local broker