I am starting in the mortgage business,how do I obtain qualified leads to start my business?
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There are several places that will sell leads, however you can expect about a 60-90% fall out. Also they require you to purchase the leads in bundles. Your best bet is to go around to different Real estate Agents, and talk to them about what you can do. Be preparred to get some real crap loans starting out. They like to test you and see how good you are before they send you their "A" paper. Also be sure that if you say you can do something you deliver on it .. most agents talk to one another and a bad reputaion will kill any potential of aquireing new agents.
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It's hard to answer your question in specifics since we don't know what type of business you're involved in, so I thought I would just list some links that'll help you get started on your way. There's links related to starting, financing & advertising.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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at a bank or mortgage lender
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I think your broker is on the right track with this.  You've got two avenues to attack here: the letter and the mortgage.  To me, it looks like your better avenue would be to get this letter.  You'll have this problem with any mortgage company.\n\nIt seems silly to me that you are getting a stone wall at work.  Write up a soppy letter that explains how you need this loan and one piece of paper from them is all that is keeping you away from your dream.  \n\nAlso, the letter you show the lender doesn't necessarily need to be from the president of the company.  They're usually just looking for something on their letterhead with a signature of someone in some kind of supervisory position to you.  \n\nBest of luck!
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What is involved is Money... and LOTS And LOTS of it!\n\nYou need to be able to afford to pay the people who you will contract.  Other than that, if you have a basic knowledge of homebuilding you can start hiring people as soon as you acquire your business licence.  If you do not have a knowledge of home building, you may need to first hire a general contractor.\n\nGood Luck.
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I have operated a grant research and writing consulting firm for 30 years. Do not buy into the myth that there is FREE MONEY out there for your to start your business. The people who sell this information make their money off of people who are looking for something for nothing.\n\nContact your local Small Business Administration (SBA) for courses and services that can help you learn how to do it the right way.\n\nThe government DOES provide GUARANTEES for qualified loans that may be advantage to you should you be prepared to go the professional convential route of borrowing money to establish your enterprise.\n\nGood Luck and stay away for the FREE MONEY SCAMS.
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Find a broker in your area that you feel comfortable with and ask them if they need help.  They're always looking for people with enthusiasm.  You could start off as a telemarketer or assistant if you have no experience but most brokers would give you a shot if you show them you're really interested.  \n\nEducate yourself as much as you can.  There are tons of free websites and newsletters that will help you tremendously, just search for it.  \n\nCheck out my new blog for info on loan officers:  http://explaintome.blogspot.com
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Hi, I have no experience with this but I've found two sites that may help in starting up your business.\n\nGood luck!
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What I would do ? Search for some mortgage brokers web sites,  visit them, and contact those who looks the some agressive in their sales strategies. \n\nHope it helps,
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Check out the SBA lending programs http://www.sba.gov/financing . SBA does not provide direct loans, but rather guarantees loans availed through their partner financial institutions. You will need to satisfy the lender's requirements for the loan, as assessed by the bank, before you can get SBA guarantee. This would mean showing the bank your credit history, business plan, tax forms, financial assets, collateral. \n\nNote however that you need to pass through 3 criteria before you can avail of SBA loans, and these are: \n\n- stake in the business (SBA requires borrower to have invested 25-50%)\n- submission of a strong business plan\n- good personal credit rating
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Call a random mortgage company and ask them this question.
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Please don't go the "cheesy" route; IE: DITECH\n\n   Your business depends on a client base that is in need of housing certainly, but more important than that perhaps is,,, how active is the "Market" in your area?\n\n   Have you linked up/networked with any well established, possibly return customer, Realtors?\n\n   I enjoy investing in Real Estate, and/or at least constantly shopping it and any options for buying. I don't know the lattitudes you are able to offer as a Mortgage Broker however. Do you own the business? Is it already a well established business? Is it in a decent location?\n\n   Again, I don't know your allowable range of options within the framework of the business, but you might look into offering as many options to buyers as exist,,, IE: SHIP, etc. It may also serve you to offer a customer a referral to another type of lender once in awhile, depending on your ability to loan to them, or their abilities to get a loan.\n\n   Certainly you can do balloons and flyers, radio spots, TV, change the "CURB APPEAL" of your office, change the signing, advertise more extensively in the Yellow pages, hire some clown in a themed suit to stand outside,,,NOT,,,LOL.\n\n   Networking with other brokers and especially with Realtors, who in turn might recommend you to prospectives, might be the better way to go.\n\n   There is no fear that I can see, that the market is going to fall apart anytime soon,,,even with over escalation of prices,,,and no matter that, there isn't anymore land,,, per say.\n\nRev. Steven
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My company hires nationwide...full or part time with no experience.  Interested?  mortgage.career@yahoo.com
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You'll get a lot more bank for your buck if you market yourself to local builders and realtors.  They will continually refer business to you throughout the year versus a consumer who may refer 1-2 loans to you every few years.  \n\nGet involved in local realtor and builder associations.  The membership is cheap and the networking opportunities are priceless.  \n\nIf you are deadset on marketing to consumers, make door holders to put on the doors of consumers, telling them the low payment they could have if they refinanced or bought a new home with a low rate. Actually show the math.  That's compelling!
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try mortgage loan officer
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Hook into the Realtor business.  Contact each and every Realtor you can find and ask them to point business to you as they have buyers that require financing.  These are typical questions that Realtors receive and you want to be on their short list.  Also look for residential real estate trade shows and get your name out there by making contacts at those.
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If you would like to see if you qualify for a Mortgage I can help you \nNo Charge.\nMy sister is selling her home in Lincoln, IL , North of Springfield 20 Minutes.\nI am a mortgage consultant for Consumers\njonnylender@yahoo.com