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Loan officers are only as good as their processing staff.
It doesn't matter how much experience you have and how many deals you can bring in, if you can not get them closed then your bank account suffers! And the secret to getting your loans closed is a good processor!
Therefore, establishing a healthy, strong, and profitable relationship with your processor is critical to your success.
Learning Objectives
Listen to the secrets of how this husband/loan officer and wife/loan processor team work together to acheive massive results!- Learn what the Loan Officers role and the processors role should be. For instance:
- Who should run the automated underwriting
- Who should send initial docs to the borrower
- Who should clear the underwriting stipulations
- What is the most effective means of communication between the loan officer and the processor
- What is the "magic" time of day for the most effective communications
- Who delivers the good news and who delivers the bad news
- Contact Logs – Necessary or a waste of time?
- How to deal with difficult files, clients, and agents in a profitable way
- How to get the most amount of work done in the least amount of time
About The Speaker
Tim Davis is a Marketing, Sales, and Motivation Coach for the mortgage industry. He is a-16 year industry veteran and hosts the popular I-tunes podcast called "The Originators Guide".
His marketing insight and products have lead to hundreds of thousands of dollars in earned commissions and literally changes the lives of loan officers all across the nation. He has been a featured author in many industry-leading magazines as well as a speaker at local, regional, and national conferences.
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Keywords For This Course: Loan officers are only as good as their processing staff. It doesn’t matter how much experience you have and how many deals you can bring in, if you can not get them closed then your bank account suffers! Establishing a healthy, strong, and profitable relationship with your processor is critical to your success. Learning Objectives - Learn what the Loan Officers role and the processors role should be
- Learn how to deal with difficult files, clients, and agents in a profitable way
- Learn how to effectively communicate with each other
- Learn how to get the most amount of work done in the least amount of time
- Learn how to effectively delegate work
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