Best way for a loan officer to market to real estate agents?
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Go to the Real Estate Classes and introduce yourself,give some tips to the new agents on how to work with their loan officer to get their loans processed faster.(don't forget to pass out your business cards)\nThese are beginning agents and will be grateful for any info you can pass on to them. Tell you will work with them, since their new, and help hem get started.
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Hire a lot more agents. Have a in house mortgage and title company to share the rent. Promote your office with other Realtors in business. Offer extra incentives joining your company.
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Contact a Realtor and have them call the seller.  They will negotiate their own commission with the seller.  The agent will have access to the necessary documents and contacts to complete the sale.
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Start looking in the daily newspapers who is selling and who is buying,etc.  You have to zero in on what sort of real estate you want to trade, whether it is commercial or residential.  You may stick to residential to start with and that too your own nearby areas.  Keep a record of who is selling and buying.  In the U.S. there are specific courses to practice as a Real Estate Agent.  Moreover, have a commission declaration form ready.  In fact you can start simply by stating that you want to sell your premises and see how the others are doing.  Good luck.  As soon as you have become successful send me a thanks note !!!
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Here is what I would sugest for you to do:\n\nGather up your last 2 months bank statements for all accounts, your last 2 pay stubs, last years w-s, 1099, or tax returns.\n\nThen go to a mortgage company and tell them you want to prequal. They will pull your credit and then use the documents you brought in to figure out how much house you can afford at what interst rate, and how they will need to structure the loan. \n\nOnce you have this information, I would sugest obtaining a Real Estate Agent. The reason is this .. the buyer pays nothing for having an agent ... the agent gets paid by the seller once the house is sold. So it is in your best interest to have one. Tell the agent what you qualify for, and what you are looking for. They will pull up properties in MLS and then you can choose the ones you want to see. The other benifit of having a Real estate Agent is that they will look out for your best interest in regards to the REPC, and typically will not let you get hosed by the lender either. This is important if you are new to all of this.\n\nIf you have a good lender and a good Agent then you should not have anything to worry about. Ask lots of questions to the lender, you can learn alot about the process.
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It depends. Do you want to sell it yourself? Or do you want to have an agent sell it for you. If you opt for an agent I would say call or email me albert@rateonefinancial.com. Or you can call some of your local escrow companies and ask them who there hottest sales agents are. Remember that 10% of Real Estate Agents do 90% of the work. From my expierence most sales agents lack in expertise. If you choose to sell it yourself there are a Ka Zillion books that can help you. Its really not that difficult and you can save yourself some money. Most people are intimidated by all the legal paper work and such. but if it sounds to time consuming and difficult find a good agent. Or contact me. I offer free Real Estate advise and Home loan consultation.
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Let me assure you that NOT all REALTORS state they are number 1- Ask the various agents you interview, for a print out (probably from the local multiple listing service) of their sales and their agencies sales of the last several months - year, within your price range.  Ask for a marketing plan, where your home will be advertised, etc. - and if someone from their company will actually be there to show your home, rather than accessing via a lock box, with a sign-up sheet and stack of brochures.
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Go around to all the fisbo in your town and ask them if you could bring them a buyer that would net them the same, could you list their house. Call all the landlords that are advertising apartments for rent in the newspaper and ask them if they would be willing to cash in on all the hard work they have done on their property. Personal observation will be your number one source of leads.
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Most real estate agents will be willing to explain the process of buying and selling a property.\n\nTo get specific information about the property use the link to the Cook Countey assessor's office.
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A lot of the doctors here obtain mailing lists and send a simple postcard or letter introducing them or offering them a discount for their first visit. Like for instance, you could contact all the new home buyers in the neighborhood through public records. Also, don't forget to market to your former clients. You could also look out for events pertaining to your field and then make sure business cards or info about your company are distributed there. Contact other businesses that are related to your field like for example if you handle geriatric patients, make sure businesses that cater to this market segment have your info and can refer their clients to you. Also, don't forget a nice ad in the phone book under "doctors" or the doctors field of specialty. \n\nI think these ways are the best ways to market because they effectively get info about your company to the clients and are the least expensive.
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Just start calling  local real estate agents.   Most will be a little reluctant at first because most agents already have loan officers they prefer.  Take the approach that you want to help them with their open house.  Offer to bring fresh baked cookies to the open house, then once you’re there offer to go get lunch for the both of you.  I know this sounds like a lot of hoops to jump thru, but remember you have to sell your self to the agent if you want them to send business your way.  \nI wish you the best of luck.
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Best thing you can do is apply pressure to your realtor by suggesting that you might take it off the market or sell with someone else if it doesn't sell by a certain date.  There's lots of things they an do to generate interest in your house.\n\nIf that  doesn't work just fire your realtor (in writing) and look up a real estate investor group, and go to the meeting (there are groups like this in every state), they will sometimes by your house commission-free!\n\nLastly, you can always put it up for auction.  It sounds silly but you can generate tons of interest in a semi-desirable property by auctioning it.  There is so much pressure that sometimes you end up getting more then you thought you ever could!
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It really depends on how well you know your market.  Do you have contacts in the industry (banker, movers, other realtors, teachers, etc.)  Getting your license can be the easiest part ...
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Assuming you'd like to start off working with a good Realtor who will take care of your real estate needs now and in the future, I suggest finding a Realtor who works for and by referral. They will not be spending time on door knocking etc and keep in touch with their past clients. This way, they'll have more time to work with you during the transaction.\n\nI'm a Realtor but not in your area. However, I have met other Realtors in person who are in your area and run their business in the same way I run mine. If you'd like a Referral to one who's professional and runs their business like I run mine, go to http://www.ReferredPro.com and submit your request. I'll forward your request onto a qualified Realtor local to you. Most of the Realtors I network with, I have met in person. I won't give your information out without your approval. So no worries there!
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Before I can answer this, I need to differentiate between three types of professions that are confused with a 'Mortgage Broker'. 1) A Loan Officer is not a Mortgage Broker. Loan Officers may work for Brokers, and a Broker may originate loans as a loan officer. 2) Real Estate Agents are not Mortgage Brokers. Real Estate Agents facilitate the transaction between the buyer and the seller of a property. Mortgage brokers facilitate the transaction between the buyer and the lender. Real Estate Agents are not Mortgage Brokers. Mortgage Brokers may be Real Estate Agents. 3) A Mortgage Lender is not a Mortgage Broker. A Mortgage Lender underwrites a mortgage loan for an investor, then lends the money to the borrower for the purchase/refinance of a property. A Mortgage Broker brings borrowers to the Mortgage Lender.   Whew!\n\nMost states require a Mortgage Broker to have at least three years experience in the mortgage industry. Most states require you to be licensed, and to have a 'brick and mortar' office location in their state. One infamous state that doesn't is Colorado. Most people who become brokers started off as Loan Officers. Loan Officers generally work on commission and are the 'sales people' of the mortgage industry. They are the ones making the cold calls, doing the footwork and selling the loan products offered by the Mortgage Lenders.
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Speak to a Loans Officer.  Any banking agent in Customer Service can assist you in speaking to the appropriate person.
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Probably you may want to list it on the Web.\n\nIf it is not a one-shot situation: as in you are renting-out units, consider building your own site. A resource for this  is: http://selling-a-service.first411.com\n\nSorry - but you need to be more specific in your question so i took the liberty of sharing 2 possible options.\n\nHope this helps you. Good Luck!