Are there any reliable mortgage lead companies that allow you to cherry-pick and pay for individual leads?
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I m a telemarketer and generate leads as per the requirement of the loan officers and mortgage companies. I am young too but experienced in cold calling. As one of my friend said no company will get you cherry pick leads but of course i can get you leads with different criterias you are specialized in. For example\n1) Some companies look for leads with customer just discharged from bankrupcy.\n2) Some companies require leads with a loan balance more than $500000.\n3) Some companies buy general leads but they need a lot of personal information of the customer like Social security number, DOB, name of the company where the prospect is working and a lot more information because these companies thinks that the customer will give this information only if he is really desperate to refinance.\nThere are a lot of set criterias i work on.\nSo if you want leads as per your requirement you can write me at refinance@Inbox.com\nI would like to add the cost of the lead depends on the criteas\nGood Luck.
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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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If you are looking to advertise mortgage services online, try Regional Mortgages \nhttp://www.regionalmortgages.com\nIts an informational website that has a directory of local mortgage professionals.  They allow for one mortgage rep per zip code.
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try mortgage loan officer
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http://www.lendermark.com/i_want_to_buy_my_first_home_564.htm
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Get on the phone and get good faith estimates. It will take a while to give them all the info but may be well worth it. Get at least 5 if you really want to be sure you have a good deal. You might also try a mortgage broker, they can take your info and hook you up with the best lender they have access to for your particulars.\n\nThe problem with strictly trying for a lower rate is that someone can give you higher fees and a lower rate no problem. \n\nIf you are not financially savvy and just love crunching numbers into the wee hours of the morning with your spreadsheet program then just compare the APR of each offer. This is actual percentage rate which takes the fees into account. \n\nThe same lender can give you multiple options if you have a particular need such as fewer up front costs. They can raise the rate to lower the fees in the for of points. Then you can compare apples to apples between lenders and see who really has the best offer.
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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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I would try a lead generation service such as:\nMyers Internet\nLion Inc.\nEtrafficers\n\nThese are all legitimate proven companies that bring in real leads for people willing to work them.  I would contact each for more details.
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If you're a mortgage loan officer looking for lenders your best bet is the Scotsman Guide.  They a great search engine on their site, www.scotsmanguide.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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I would try RegionalMortgages.com\nWhy are you going NoDoc?  Self-Employed?\nIf not try to avoid NoDoc as the rates are typically higher than traditional mortgages.
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I would find two or three mortgage brokers in your area.  Only have one pull your credit and send it to you.  Make sure you are comparing apples to apples though.  A great way to do that is to see what commission the mortgage broker is making.  (Make sure they include the YSP.)  The average commission in the US is 1.7% -ish  That should give you something to base your decision off of.  Good luck.
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try this one.  Not only do you not have to pay them, they actually give you a starting bonus if you get a job through them.
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To get quality opt-in leads you will always have to pay some money. I would be very careful with FREE opt-in leads because they probably never opted in to be emailed and then its just spam. You can find out where I get my leads from at:\nhttp://www.webcashlink.com/autoresponderleads.html
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Don't take the job!  I used to recruit these type of people for another large mortgage company and the turn over is horrible.  They will try to paint a picture that you are going to make a ton of money and it is easy, but it isn't.  There might be 1 or 2 warm leads but the rest will be making cold calls (telemarketing).    May be 1 in 100 will make over a $100K.  Plus you will be very luck if you last 6 months, plus it is a bad time to get into the mortgage industry, things are very slow right now.  \nIf they are charging a lot of fees - means they are going to prey on people that have bad credit and in a bad situation.  They promise that they can fix their situations, but you will actually make it worst in the long run.  It will make it hard to sleep if you have a conscious.\n\nGood luck!
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i would try berkely.  i don't know any specific ones.
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Check out ING via their website ingdirect.com.  I have an account with them and last week they sent me a notice that their mortgage product will cover the closing cost for loans that are below a certain amount.  Other than that, you can get a bunch of information at bankrate.com as well.