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Top 4 Reasons Every Lender Needs an App

 
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The following post was written by partner company, LendersApps' founder, Einar Vollset.

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Mortech Partners with LendersApps

 
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We've partnered with LendersApps to provide you with an affordable, company-branded mobile app for your tech-savvy prospects.

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The ECHO experience, the finale.

 

Exciting News to Share: We're Joining Zillow

 

Just a few minutes ago, we announced some exciting news. Mortech has agreed to be acquired by Zillow. You can read details in the press release here

The ECHO button experience, Part 2.

 
Miranda Tharp Customer Service at Mortech

Part 2 of 3: How the ECHO button helps consumers prepare for a home loan.

One ECHO button customer’s experience.

 
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Part 1 of 3: How the ECHO button helps consumers prepare for a home loan.
- Guest Author, Miranda Tharp, CSR @ Mortech

 


Good Customer Service is Great for Business

 
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Customer Service.  We all hear about it.  We’re taught about it.  We’re told we need to do it well.  Heck, we expect it ourselves from others.  Most likely if we’re honest, it’s not always the easiest thing to do.  We all have bad days.  Not to mention customers that don’t always lend kindly to us wanting to treat them well.

The mortgage business adds a very unique set of circumstances to customer service.  Most likely your clients are making the biggest, most expensive purchase of their lifetime.  The money is big.  The terms are big.  But more than that, it’s a home.  Memories are going to be made here. Families are going to be raised here.  And the majority of their life is most likely going to play out here.  Doesn’t THAT kind of decision deserve some customer service?  

Recently I refinanced our home with a different lender than I originally made the purchase with.  In all honesty, I expected the refinance to go like a breeze.  Looking back now, it really did.  However the customer service aspect was completely different than when I purchased the home.  Which makes a drastic difference when I’m referring others to a lender.  

Obviously comparing a purchase to a refinance transaction are a little different.  When comparing the service you receive though, there’s really none.  I really found three different things that affected my experience with different lenders.

Is Your Appraisal Process Slowing You Down?

 
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How many times have you heard the mortgage industry is changing? After all, isn’t change what defines an industry? If there were no variables and barriers, everyone and anyone could be a successful mortgage banker. Truth is, the only constant in our industry is change.  Some changes are temporary and some are inflection points that are sure to change the identity of the industry forever.

While ten or fifteen years ago it was understandable to be a skeptic of incorporating online tools into your loan process, today’s most successful businesses, whether a fortune 500 company or a local boutique, have accommodated online strategies into their former strictly brick-and-mortar model.

In the mortgage industry it’s understood that getting to the lead in an efficient manner has a big impact on your bottom line. What happens when your competition gets to the prospect before you? The online customer experience starts at lead inception and doesn’t stop there.

Take for instance ordering appraisals. Some loan officers are still ordering appraisals through phone lines and on pieces of scratch paper. The appraisal process boils down to two things you should be concerned about:

Two Marketing Essentials for the Modern Day Mortgage Banker

 
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So you know how to close loans once they get in your pipeline - but that’s only half the battle. Conversion means nothing if you can’t get your company name in front of peoples’ eyes to gain their initial business. Today’s society is saturated with advertisements. If you’re not advertising yourself while simultaneously offering the potential customer something of value, chances are they won’t remember you. This dilemma raises a very reasonable question: How do I get my brand in front of more people through a targeted and reasonable median?

Below are two, easy value-adding ways to get your brand in front of more people online:

Do you like to manually gather mortgage application information?

 
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