Archive for the ‘ghost_reviews’ Category

Mortgage Docs - Ghost Review

Monday, June 18th, 2007

The following is a ghost review. This review’s ghost writer is John Samarin Jr., COO of Mortgage Docs

We’ve all experienced our share of frustration with a notary signing agent. There is nothing worse than spending hours of your time preparing a borrower for their loan signing only to have an inadequate notary step in and confuse the process.

Notaries who are unfamiliar with the type of documents they are signing only create obstacles for the borrower. They are unable to communicate effectively with your borrower because they don’t know how to interpret the document. It’s as if they are reading a foreign language. A confused notary leads to a confused borrower.

First-Class Customer Service for Each Signing

You need to have the confidence that the notary meeting your borrower is professionally qualified and trained in the industry. Compromising in this critical area will eventually cause you as well as your borrower greater agitation.

Many of you should consider utilizing a third-party signing company such as MortgageDocs to avoid the headaches often associated with notary services.

With 10 years of experience MortgageDocs has:

* built a nationwide network of 10,000 trained notary signing agents.
* maintained a history with each of their notaries to ensure that the service they provide exceeds the standards of their clients.
* worked with many mortgage brokers who are ready for a change.


Know the Status of Your Signing at All Times

I’m sure you’ll be impressed with signSTAT, their online platform. It allows you to order a notary signing agent in seconds! Send and receive updates, track the progress of the signing, upload documents, and provide feedback before or after the signing.

In addition, a 24/7 Account Manager is assigned to your account so you won’t have to worry about getting help after office hours.

Request a Bid Proposal Today and Experience:

* Service that is unmatched in the industry.
* Technology that is superior to any of their competitors.
* Turn-times that are faster than your current process.
* Lower costs to improve your bottom line.

Request a bid proposal today and they will provide you with a FREE demo of signSTAT.

PS. Ask about their fee waiver policy when a loan doesn’t fund.

For more information, visit their website signing services or MortgageDocs.com

Original post by Todd

Battlecall.com - Ghost Review

Thursday, April 5th, 2007

The following is a ghost review. This review’s ghost writer is Rob Lawrence. Battlecall is an affiliate advertisor.

Battlecall.com, Affordable Quality Mortgage Training That Helps You Hit The Ground Running

One of the best kept secrets of the mortgage industry is just that—the mortgage industry itself! As anyone new to the business can attest, most company training programs consist of some old leads and a phone book. With the exception of a few large companies, most mortgage broker firms don’t have the time nor the desire to do much more than that. After all, being a loan officer is a sales job and if the person can’t pick up the phone and sell, how can they be expected to get much further than that and actually close a loan. Not to mention that the mortgage business can be big money and the top producers aren’t likely to spill their secrets anytime soon.

There are a number of mortgage training products out there, many mixed or of poor quality. And all too often, very expensive…with yearly subscriptions costing thousands of dollars and success not guaranteed. In recent months, there have been some new entrants to the mortgage training market providing a fresh face and new insight into the industry. One of the most interesting ones out there is a site called Battlecall.com, http://www.battlecall.com run by Rob Lawrence, a mortgage broker of 5 years, now a mortgage trainer. The site has an unusual name, but I think that’s why I like it because it says what we face everyday. Selling mortgages is a daily battle and we have to fight in order to win business. He even calls his members, “mortgage warriors″, I like the sound of that.

The site is stuffed full of over 1,200 sales and marketing resources, downloadable spreadsheets and tools, audio lessons, templates, and more. Rob covers a lot more than just the mortgage business and you’ll find a lot of useful information on real estate investing, equity repositioning and mortgage planning, as well as condo conversions and land deals. After all, if you have the insider knowledge on how the real estate industry works you might as well put it to good use and consider doing some property investing on the side. That’s where Battlecall really shines in putting arcane mortgage knowledge to practical use.

Some people have likened Battlecall.com to the “poor man′s mortgage training kit”, and I would say that that description is not far off. The site offers a lot of what some of the titans out there has but a whole lot more. Plus, it’s affordable for even the greenest new loan officer and the subscription cost won′t break the bank. Battlecall.com seems to be a smaller leaner operation than the big boys and develops new training material as the members request them. In that way, they are much more responsive than some of the bigwigs of the industry out there.

Overall, I’d give Battlecall two thumbs up. There is a tremendous amount of value inside the site and even if you close just 1 extra loan with their help, it’s well worth the investment. Give it a try and let me know what you think.

Original post by Todd