How can I find lists of mortgage brokers in need of quality refinance leads?
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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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Look online at some local realators websites and take an average of similar lot / home packages in you area.  \nShorewest.com\nremax.com\nfirstweber.com
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Often the Sunday newspaper will have a real estate section, this will give you a variety of sources for lenders.\n\nOften the bigger lenders such as Washington Mutual, Countrywide will be in multiple states.\n\nA loan broker will have many sources.\n\nYou may want to try on line, such as http://www.Eloan.com as a source that you can do from your computer.
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This is a messy list - http://www.loanbrowser.co.uk/london.html
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there is one.  their name is 'LOAN SHARK INVEST'.  they are at Broad Street.  you will not miss them.
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bank, mortgage broker, lottery ticket
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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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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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use the phone book to find business brokers and start calling. give them the parameters you have and they should be able to help. deal with several and compare the results.\n\nhere is an example of one, don't know them at all.\nhttp://www.gottesman-company.com/
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Contact a mortgage broker. they are very well educated as to what lenders are the best for each type of situation. I work for a sub-prime lender named New Century Mortgage. There are many out there such as Long Beach Mortgage, Countrywide has a sub-prime division, Ameriquest, First Franklin and MANY others! Most places do not do direct consumer lending and the only way you can get a loan is to go through a mortgage broker.
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http://www.mortgagebankers.org/ResearchandForecasts/EconomicOutlookandForecasts
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check for listings over the internet..........
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try looking up househunters.com or lose the .com and see what you get
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There are real estate companies that buy homes in any condition. Look in the phone book and find one.
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If they are listed in the MLS, I have access to that information.  The listing agent pays me a small referral fee, so I'd be willing to spend a little time finding you something.\n\nJust shoot me a message, let me know what part of the city you're looking, and I'll email you a list.  \n\nGood luck.
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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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http://www.lendermark.com/i_want_to_buy_my_first_home_564.htm