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Mortgage Leads | Top Companies: This Week' s Reviews |
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Services
Offered: Mortgage Leads, Realtor Services, Other
Real Estate Services
Company Overview: Home Gain,
which is owned by Classified Ventures, LLC, is based in
California. They have over 300 online partnerships and 5
million plus visitors to their website every month. Home
gain is an online tool for everything real estate,
including mortgages, realtors, home appraisals, and
more.
Our Review: Home Gain has a
great program for generating mortgage leads. They offer
partnerships with over 300 companies, which almost
guarantees that you’ll make money off of this
affiliation. Their service is great and the options are
amazing. You should check this company out.
User Review: Home Gain offers a
great incentive for mortgage leads. They’re so helpful
and friendly when you need to know information about
their affiliate programs, too. I signed up for their
program about six months ago, and I haven’t had a dry
month yet, regardless of the housing market. |
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Services
Offered: Mortgage Leads Program
Company Overview: Quicken Loans began over 22 years ago. They have over 4,000 employees and more than 150 loan programs. They have a 94% customer satisfaction rating, additionally. In 2006, they serviced over $18 billion in loans for consumers.
Our Review: Quicken has a great mortgage leads program, and their generation rates are quite good. They are a well known company, and do plenty of business annually, so their leads program is a great one to check into. Also, the program is simple to apply for and to work with, and their employees are always on hand to help when needed.
User Review: I love the mortgage leads program at Quicken. IÃve been able to get so many leads just from them, even with the current state of the housing market. IÃm so glad that I decided to give their services a chance. I initially only wanted to work with companies that offered leads generation from multiple companies, but have found out that sometimes the best leads come from companies directly. |
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Services
Offered: Mortgage leads
affiliation program
Company Overview: LowerMyBills.com handles over 350,000
consumer requests every month. The company was acquired
by Experian in 2005, but has been in business since
2000. They offer a high profile leads program with
direct links to Experian soft credit pulls.
Our Review: A lending company partnered with a credit
reporting company seems like a great concept. It’s
obviously working for them, because they seem to
generate a lot of traffic. Signing up for their leads
program is probably only going to help you.
User Review: I signed up for the leads program with
LowerMyBills.com. The service I got was great, and I’m
getting amazing leads. It’s nice to find a company
that’s not charging me for bogus outdated leads, but
actually turning a profit for me. |
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How To Select The Best Company For Mortgage Leads |
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If you are a
licensed mortgage broker, you are no doubt suffering the
effects of the terrible housing market as of late.
Therefore, you might be wondering where you can go to
find some mortgage leads. The Internet has become a wide
open land of opportunity for mortgage leads and
insurance leads, a business that used to require a lot
more personal contact and effort. Now, with the use of
the Internet, mortgage brokers and lenders can generate
an unending supply of mortgage leads for themselves,
simply by signing up with a company that offers such an
affiliation. It has taken off quite successfully, partly
due to the vastness of opportunity, but partly because
of the lack of physical work involved. Almost every
non-bank related website has an affiliate program for
those who are looking for mortgage leads. The
memberships they offer basically give the lender or
broker connections to customers who are looking for
their services. It ultimately saves you time, letting
you fill out a few forms and sit back and wait for the
loan offers to come in. You are not going to get rich
overnight by using companies like these, but they will
definitely increase your business. Choosing which
company or companies to use will be mostly a matter of
personal preference, related mainly to three items: cost
(if any) of affiliation, background and history of the
company and what their mission statement is, and the
overall principles and beliefs. If it disagrees at all
with whatever it is your beliefs and mission are, then
you should probably not work with a company, because you
don't want a bad company carrying your name. Other than
that, choosing which companies to sign up with for
mortgage leads is going to be a fairly simple choice,
based on the overall investment versus the company's
reputation.
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