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Who is your target audience? figure out what media your target audience reads/listens to/watches and promote on there. Perhaps engineer a feature story of someone who uses your services and have that as part of the story.
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Can I ask where everyone is? it looks like the admin or person running might have not come on since August? maybe I am not right... but do either of you know if the loss mitigation training has been posted yet?
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We are in the last stage of putting out what will be the best loss mitigation training, via home study in the market. We were not taught this business from anyone else although I did get some instruction. I quit working to go work for one of the nations largest lenders in their loss mitigation department. This manual will teach it all not just get leads in the door so some other company can work them for you. You will know the business. We will also be setting up a forum similar to this for members only to discuss the topics and answer questions. If you can wait I highly suggest it.
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Here's the deal - it is so dead here - the economy.... this is the best time in my area for loss mitigation. I need / want to start marketing this immediately before it becomes saturated and I am standing in line looking for more employment with every other loan officer or paralegal. this area is oversaturated with realtors and mortgage pros.... I need to jump ship and do something that will fuel both me and the sad homeowners that truly need the help (not to mention making my pocket to stop bleeding itself - and lose my own house
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OHHHHH - thank you! I just replied on one of the other topics to say that I got a job with a law firm doing loss mit - and am not real sure at this point - what pay is going to be... it is at a friend's law firm - so there is really a good chance I could be going in as a subcontractor - and at that point - I have absolutely NO IDEA what to charge... I've researched and researched and there are so many wide spectrums out there going anywhere from charging an upfront admin fee of $200, then a minimum of $3000 on the file and then broke down to loan amounts.... then there are the ones that charge the same amount as the normal one month payment... such a wide spectrum. any ideas how I would structure this - just in case? I am btw, going to still do the loss mit on the side directly to home owners, and not just the law firm's clients - of course if it is not a conflict.... ok - hope to hear soon - thanks for the complement!
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