How to Get Agents with the Real Time Referral Program

The Mortgage Loan Officer
27 Feb 202420:21

Summary

TLDRIn this episode of the Mortgage Loan Officer Podcast, host Frank Ray, sponsored by Mortgage Marketing Animals, discusses the importance of offering unique value to real estate agents to stand out and secure more business. Frank shares insights from the Loan Officer Breakfast Club, emphasizing the power of the real-time referral program as a key differentiator. He highlights the program's methodical approach to generating referrals by consistently asking clients for leads throughout the loan process, offering a significant advantage in partnering with agents. Frank encourages listeners to join the Loan Officer Breakfast Club for free coaching and to explore Mortgage Marketing Animals' resources for as low as $13.22 a day, promising a wealth of support, strategy, and a vibrant community.

Takeaways

  • 😊 The speaker hosts a free 30-minute daily Zoom call for loan officers to receive coaching and connect with each other
  • πŸ“ He recommends focusing marketing efforts on established, career-minded real estate agents who have ongoing business
  • 🚦 It's important for loan officers to avoid falling into the "friend zone" with agents and consistently ask for referrals
  • πŸ’‘ Having a systematic process for asking buyers for referrals (the real-time referral program) is very valuable for agents
  • 🀝 The referral program facilitates reciprocity - loan officers can refer buyers back to the agent who initially referred them
  • 🎯 Buyers often find real estate agents first when looking to purchase, so agents appreciate reciprocity
  • πŸ“‹ Consistently asking buyers for referrals throughout the process via the referral program can yield results
  • ☝️ Presenting the real-time referral program as an item of value helps build relationships with agents
  • πŸ’° The speaker's mortgage marketing program costs $323/day, which can easily generate referral business
  • πŸ€” The referral program resonates most with established agents who don't rely on internet leads

Q & A

  • What is the Lone Officer Breakfast Club and what value does it provide?

    -The Lone Officer Breakfast Club is a free 30 minute Zoom call held Monday-Thursday from 8:30-9am ET. It provides free coaching and strategy for loan officers, with around 500 people participating daily on average.

  • What is a 'qualified agent' when it comes to real estate agents?

    -A 'qualified agent' refers to an agent that does plenty of buyer business, is career-minded, and has moved past the 'struggle bunny' stage. They are worthy of outreach efforts to build a relationship.

  • What is the 'friend zone' and how can loan officers avoid it with agents?

    -The 'friend zone' refers to just having friendly chit-chat with an agent without directly asking for business. To avoid it, loan officers should clearly convey their value proposition like the real-time referral program.

  • What is the real-time referral program?

    -The real-time referral program is a systematic process where the loan officer asks buyers they are working with if they can refer others through the process. This generates referrals to send back to the referring real estate agent.

  • Why do most buyers connect with real estate agents before loan officers?

    -Buyers tend to find real estate agents first because they start by browsing homes online out of excitement. Connecting with an agent to learn more is an easy next step.

  • What is the best time to ask clients for referrals?

    -The best time is while they are in the process of buying/selling. This is when their real estate radar is heightened and they are having related conversations with others.

  • Why don't most real estate agents ask their clients for referrals systematically?

    -Most real estate agents don't have a methodical process for this. 99% will just ask at the end of a transaction instead of continually through the buying/selling process.

  • How can becoming part of Mortgage Marketing Animals benefit loan officers?

    -For $323/day loan officers gain access to support, strategies, and programs like the real-time referral system. This can greatly increase referral business.

  • What types of real estate agents respond best to the real-time referral program?

    -The most responsive agents are typically career-focused agents actively doing deals. The credibility of the systematic follow-up process appeals to professionals.

  • Why is it important to properly execute the real-time referral program?

    -Committing to methodical and consistent follow-up is key so agents gain confidence placing their buyer referrals. Reliability strengthens the mutually beneficial relationship.

Outlines

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πŸ“ˆ Enhancing Real Estate Partnerships

In this section, Frank Ray, the host of the Mortgage Loan Officer podcast and a representative of Mortgage Marketing Animals, discusses the importance of providing value to real estate agents to stand out and foster effective partnerships. He emphasizes the significance of offering something unique that makes real estate agents eager to work with mortgage loan officers. Frank shares his inspiration from the live Loan Officer Breakfast Club, a free coaching platform that offers valuable insights and has positively impacted many of its participants. He encourages joining the Loan Officer Breakfast Club and its Facebook group for networking and learning opportunities, highlighting the community's growth and engagement.

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πŸ”„ Navigating Professional Relationships

This paragraph delves into the challenges and strategies of building relationships with real estate agents. Frank narrates a scenario involving a loan officer named Lenny, who struggles to convert his consistent follow-ups with a real estate agent into business opportunities. Despite Lenny's persistent efforts and friendly interactions over 17 weeks, the anticipated referrals from the agent do not materialize, leading to Lenny questioning his approach. The discussion explores the balance between maintaining professional persistence and the risk of falling into a 'friend zone' without achieving business objectives. Frank underscores the importance of direct communication and seeking clarity on the potential for business collaboration.

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🌟 Proposing Value Through Referrals

Frank introduces the concept of the Real-Time Referral Program, a strategic approach to generating mutual referrals between loan officers and real estate agents. He explains that the most significant value a loan officer can offer to an agent is a referral, not just leads. The program emphasizes a systematic method for loan officers to ask their clients for referrals throughout the mortgage process, thereby increasing the likelihood of reciprocating value to the real estate agent. Frank argues that this method not only strengthens professional relationships but also positions loan officers as valuable partners who contribute to the agent's success.

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πŸš€ Leveraging the Real-Time Referral Program

In this final section, Frank elaborates on the benefits and workings of the Real-Time Referral Program. He advocates for a proactive, consistent approach to seeking referrals from clients, which in turn can be passed on to real estate agents, fostering a cycle of mutual benefit. Frank stresses the importance of this program as a key differentiator and a tangible value proposition for loan officers when engaging with real estate agents. He concludes by inviting listeners to explore more about Mortgage Marketing Animals and the various resources they offer, emphasizing the affordability and value of their services in enhancing mortgage loan officers' capabilities and business growth.

Mindmap

Keywords

πŸ’‘real estate agent

The video focuses on building relationships with real estate agents in order to get buyer referrals. Real estate agents are valuable partners because they often interact with buyers first before they connect with a loan officer. The presenter stresses the importance of providing value to real estate agents, such as through the real-time referral program.

πŸ’‘item of value

A key theme of the video is offering real estate agents an 'item of value' that distinguishes the loan officer and incentives the agent to send referrals. The presenter states this is what will make agents enthusiastically want to work together.

πŸ’‘referral

Getting buyer referrals from real estate agents is the loan officer's ultimate goal emphasized throughout the video. Referrals indicate real business opportunities compared to less valuable internet leads.

πŸ’‘real-time referral program

The video introduces a systematic approach called the real-time referral program for getting referrals from buyers and looping those back to the referring real estate agent. This represents real value for agents.

πŸ’‘friend zone

The presenter suggests that overly casual rapport with agents can lead to landing in the 'friend zone' where asking directly for referrals becomes awkward. Maintaining professionalism is key.

πŸ’‘career agent

The video recommends focusing efforts on established, productive 'career agents' rather than new or struggling agents. Career agents have viable buyer referrals to offer loan officers.

πŸ’‘methodical

When describing the real-time referral program, the presenter stresses the importance of having a methodical system in place for continually asking buyers for referrals to pass back to the agent.

πŸ’‘value

The concept of value comes up throughout when discussing incentives for agents. Value for agents means providing services, systems, and opportunities that benefit their business, not monetary kickbacks.

πŸ’‘consistency

In the real-time referral program, regularly and consistently asking buyers for referrals is emphasized as critical for making it reliable and effective.

πŸ’‘$132 a day

The presenter concludes by framing the cost for loan officers to work with his mortgage marketing company as only $132 a day. This emphasises value and affordability.

Highlights

The loan officer breakfast club provides free coaching and high value to loan officers

Focusing on career-minded real estate agents who already have business can be an efficient use of time

Consistently following up and asking agents directly for business is key to avoiding the friend zone

Having a systematic process for asking buyers for referrals is critical for getting referral business

The real-time referral program provides value to agents by reciprocating referrals

Buyers often find real estate agents first since they start by looking at homes

Asking buyers for referrals during the transaction is most effective

Most agents don't ask for referrals throughout the process so this provides value

The real-time referral program can help loan officers partner with productive agents

The real-time referral program is part of the mortgage marketing animals system

Mortgage marketing animals provides support, strategy and culture for $323/day

The real-time referral program resonates with career-minded agents

Executing the real-time referral program systematically is critical

The program helps move away from buying Zillow leads

Go to daily success plan to learn more about mortgage marketing animals

Transcripts

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the item of value yeah that's the big

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one I want to get with real estate

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agents good real estate agents but I

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need like a item of value something sets

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me apart makes me different unique

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unusual

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special makes them think yeah I want to

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work with that guy or gal for sure

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that's what we're going to talk about

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here today on the mortgage loan officer

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podcast so let's go ahead and get

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started here I'm your host Frank Ray

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happy to be here and we're brought to

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you by the mortgage marketing animals I

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was inspired to do this podcast today

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because on our live loan officer

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Breakfast Club uh program that we have

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if you're not doing that I really

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recommend you do um it's every Monday

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through Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 am.

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eastern time it's a live 30 minute Zoom

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call absolutely free and we go over a

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lot of great stuff it's free coaching

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it's what it is it's amazing the people

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that join us

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there you know tell us all the time how

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much value they get out of it and how to

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change their lives we hear it literally

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every day I I not kidding I had a guy

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call me just the other weekend about a

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week ago it was on a Saturday called me

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just he just wanted to say hey Frank

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just want let you know that I super

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appreciate everything you're doing and

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just thanks that's it I was like wow

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that was really kind of you that was it

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so it's really really cool go to Lone

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officer breakfast club.com to register

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and uh and you can join there too it'll

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send you the the ongoing Zoom links for

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every Monday through Thursday 8:30 a.m.

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to 9:00 a.m. eastern time anyway want to

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think we do on loone officer breakfast

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clubs we have something we call

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christen's christen's Corner where our

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marketing animal uh um one of our

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marketing animal uh superheroes over

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there Kristen Simpson goes through the

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lone officer Breakfast Club Facebook

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group there's another thing you should

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you should probably join the lone

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officer Breakfast Club Facebook group

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it's free there's like 18,000 of us in

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there right now um well by the way on

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the live calls at breakfast club on the

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zoom itself we'll have about 400 or so

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and then we'll have about another 150

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watching on our couple of our Facebook

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groups that we stream to it's about 500

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about 5 600 people a day average that

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would just be average a lot more um that

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are on Breakfast Club and uh in in the

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Facebook group for breakfast club we

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have over 18,000 Originators that signed

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up there have joined there when you join

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there we have to get an nmls number and

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make sure you're actually a loan officer

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so it's all loan officers that are in

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there and at any rate uh superhero

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Kristen goes through the Facebook group

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quite often and just looks to see what

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people are talking about in there A lot

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of times people ask questions and hey

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this happened or that happened how would

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you handle this how would you H handle

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that she came across a post where a

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gentleman named

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Lenny uh said that hey I've got this

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real estate agent who is a you know he's

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what we call a qualified agent in

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marketing animals in other words he does

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plenty of buyer business so he's worthy

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of reaching out to and trying to to

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build a relationship with because he has

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business right we we believe in working

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with agents that have business um

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nothing wrong with newbies and struggle

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bunnies that are trying to make it in

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the in the industry totally get that but

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uh we found that if we can focus our

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energies on agents that are already you

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know the career-minded agents or the

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career agents that have already kind of

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went through that struggle bunny process

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and come out the other end as being a

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you know producing agent you know it's

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just kind of a timesaver to work with

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those agents and they're absolutely

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accessible and you can absolutely you

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know get their business there's a way to

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do that but that's what we're going to

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talk about today so well kind of is but

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so anyway he said he had this agent that

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he was working with who was very kind to

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him had a meeting with him and he was in

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his 12-week follow-up process where you

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know the way we do it is we do follow

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after we have a meeting with a with a

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producing agent that went well uh we

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follow up once a week for 12 weeks check

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in you know and see if we can help him

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with anything and he said this

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particular agent he had followed up for

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17 weeks more than 12 because he always

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answered and he was always kind and you

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know and and so Lenny's question was and

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he did note in there he says you

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know something to the effect of he was

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kind of falling into the friend zone a

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little bit and really wasn't maybe

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really asking for the business so

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pointedly as he should so but he was

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asking for suggestions what should I do

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should I continue to follow

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up you know should I not um or should I

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just or should I be more direct in

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asking for the business and you know

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very genuine good question to to ask

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about the

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situation so uh and there was a lot of

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responses you know and there were you

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know both directions you know people

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were saying yeah continue to follow up

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be more direct and others were saying

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nah move on find somebody else who's

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gonna fit better with you or whatever um

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so oh I forgot to tell you too and in

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Lenny's post he said he did make a call

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on I think it was week 17 and it was

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like one of the first times it ever went

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to voicemail but on that voicemail he

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says Hey I just don't think maybe we're

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a good fit so I wish you all the best

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and you know maybe our paths will cross

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down the road something like that then

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he was having remorse over that you know

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like should I have done that what should

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I do here so at any rate where I wanted

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to go with this is is here uh a couple

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things I

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think you know in my and this is just my

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opinion so you know whatever it's worth

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it ain't worth nothing right but uh I I

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think that you know I think Lenny might

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have found himself a little bit in that

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friend zone you know where he might not

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have been uh really just you know we

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teach at the end of that phone call and

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that update you know that Monday touch

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base call you know you're saying hey is

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there anybody I can help you with this

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week right is there any pre-approvals I

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can help you with this week anybody

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working with if they say no we're we're

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bold enough to say that's no problem man

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hey can do me a favor can I count on you

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for the next one and you know if you do

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this for Mar several weeks in a row at

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some point you know a real estate agent

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if you're you know touching Basse and

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you're checking in and making sure

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everything you know seeing how their

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weekend went that kind of thing and

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asking for the business and if you ask

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for it in this particular way you know

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at some point when they have the the the

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chance to refer somebody out they're

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going to think of you they're GNA say

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you know I have promised Frank you know

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so I do have this person I need to get

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pre-approved I'm going to call Frank it

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it happens it does so so you know I

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think maybe um Lenny in this case might

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have found himself a little bit in the

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friend zone because he was having

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conversations and it can get a little

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you know sometimes we might think well

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maybe I might feel weird about always

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asking him for the business you know now

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we're kind of Pals right so we're just

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having pal

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conversations so I think that may have

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been happening but what I and oh and the

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other point too in his in his post was

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is that he did you know over that 17

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weeks he was keeping track of this uh

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agent through you know whatever Source

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MMI or whatever and noticing that he was

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closing buyer transactions and and with

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what loan officer and so he knew it was

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happening he knew there was business out

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there and he was getting he it just

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wasn't coming to Lenny and so I think

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one of the one of the best ways that we

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can help with this is is by

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understanding exactly what we call our

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real-time referral program is and making

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sure that we properly communicate what

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it is how it works um and so that the

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real estate agent can understand ah H

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there's a benefit here uh to working

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with Frank or Lenny or you who who was

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listening uh because they have this

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really cool real-time referral program

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and I understand how it works and it

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makes total sense to me so yeah there's

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a benefit for me to you know not a

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monetary benefit or anything like that

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but uh so it's not a respa thing it's

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just the benefit is real simple is just

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that you know in the realtime referral

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program we have a way of making sure

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that we follow up with with any buyers

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that we're working with and we and we

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genuinely have a very methodical way of

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asking them if they know anybody that we

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can help right and by asking

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appropriately and consistency

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consistently we wind up picking

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referrals up from you know a referral

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that we receive from an agent so an

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agent referred us somebody we appreciate

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it we thank them there's no money

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anywhere we and then when we get that

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referral we we do business with them

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we're asking that referral on a

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consistent method in a consistent

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methodical way if they know anybody that

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we can help and when we find someone if

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that that that buyer says yeah I do

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actually have someone my friend or my

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cousin my brother my work associate or

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whatever and when we pick up that

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referral now we're in a position to

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reciprocate and let that agent know hey

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remember these people you referred to me

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well they've referred me and you this

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other person so here's this other

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person's name and number and the reason

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that that came about is because we on

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our end as the

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originator were you know have a system

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in in which we F and which we follow

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consistently and methodically where we

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actually ask for it you know throughout

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the whole process throughout the whole

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process and we find that it you know

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typically results in getting getting a

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referral out of you know we're working

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with a referral with a with a deal we we

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do our due diligence to try and get one

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out of them to refer back to our agent

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partner um and even if we don't you know

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and they wind up in the past client

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database well then we continue to do so

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with them as well when they're in the

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past client database but they're always

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connected to that referral partner in

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our minds so that when we do get a

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referral from them we can hand them back

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so that's the real-time referral program

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so so in my opinion um and I don't know

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if Lenny had a grasp on the real-time

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referral program or clearly conveyed it

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to the referral partner and how it

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worked or anything like that but I would

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say when it comes to you know having an

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item of value I just don't think there's

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anything more valuable to a real estate

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agent than a referral right not a lead

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not a bot lead we can all do that all

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day long and Chase internet leads which

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I'm not a fan of but when it comes

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to when it comes to um handing someone

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over to a real estate agent a referred

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person uh there's nothing better than

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that you guys know that I mean that's

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how I don't we all feel that way when

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when a real estate agent calls us up and

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says hey I have this person I've already

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spoke spoken to them their wherever they

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came from maybe they referral from

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somebody else or whatever the case may

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be but their the legitimate conversation

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that I had with a person who wants to

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work with me and wants to get

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pre-approved I would like to refer them

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to you to see if you can help them with

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the loan we always would much prefer

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that over anything else and it goes the

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same way with them as well right 100%

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they would much rather have a referral

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who wouldn't right but in order for us

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to get referrals we have to ask for them

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and we have to have a methodical

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systematic way of doing it we have to

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make sure that we do it in a consistent

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way and that's what our realtime

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referral program is all about at

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mortgage marketing animals doesn't cost

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any money nobody's paying anybody

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anything nobody's charging anybody

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anything there's no monetary value

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there's no presence or gifts or anything

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like that it's just you know what it is

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it's just doing good business and it's

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just being uh it's just being a wise

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salesperson and making sure we ask if

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there's a referral that we can help

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somebody you know if if anybody knows

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anybody that we can help them with um so

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that you know we we wind up getting a

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referral that we can reciprocate back to

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our agent it's just the same thing they

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do for us there's nothing wrong with

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that that's perfectly legal for for real

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estate agent to refer a deal to a loan

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officer what's illegal is that loan

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officer giving him a bottle of whiskey

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or you know paying giving some sort of

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monetary you know whatever for that and

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uh but you know having the kindness to

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refer um a buyer or seller back to a

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real estate agent is certainly okay um

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so at any rate yeah I I just wanted to U

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make sure that all of you guys knew that

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there is such a thing as the real-time

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referral program and and there is a

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systematic methodical way to make sure

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that you're doing it properly and and it

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does work it works very very well and

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it's when you can present this to a

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referral partner it makes all the

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difference in the world this is the this

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is a great value item when you get that

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this is real famous reaction from you

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know a real estate

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agent when you're loan officer seeing if

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you can meet with them or get to know

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them you know maybe start to you know

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enter into a a relationship with them

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where they might be able to refer you

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some

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people oftentimes you'll get the old

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well I tell you what I'll send you a um

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a referral when you send me a

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pre-approved buyer first right you send

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me a pre-approved person first very

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classic response

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right um and I tell you man if we're

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going to be really honest between us and

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the real estate agent which is the way

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that I break it down with them I said if

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we're going to be really honest I think

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it I think we all understand that you

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know when buyers are making their intent

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known that they want to buy a home they

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start looking at homes first they they

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just do they you know even if they're

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talking to a friend hey I think I'm

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going to buy a home right they've

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probably already searching for homes

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okay they've already been scouring for

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you know the excitement is in the home

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not in the

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loan and so what winds up happening is

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is because they're excited about the

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home uh they just tend to not all the

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time but a vast majority of the time

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home buers wind up in the lap of the

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real estate agent before they wind up in

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the lap of the loan officer it's just

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the way it is because people aren't you

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know people it's easy when you're

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thinking about buying a home you start

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looking at homes right and if you start

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looking at homes you can easily go oh I

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want more information on that next thing

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you know they're talking to a real

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estate agent the real estate agent has

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them in their hands right it's just the

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nature of the Beast right people don't

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think well we be looking for home I'm

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not going to look at only homes until I

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know what I can buy they just it just

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doesn't work that way you start looking

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at homes now you start seeing well

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what's out there how much are they let

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me get my you know and that's when they

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wind up you know winding up in the hands

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of a real estate agent first so my angle

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on it has always been here's the deal I

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mean these buyers they they just tend to

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find their way to you first right they

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find their way to you first it's just

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how it

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is and you do a lot of work and a lot of

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marketing and make a lot of effort to be

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that one that they find first right and

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so you're doing your job and finding

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that interested person that's what you

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do and you're great at it and that's why

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they wind up in your lap

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right but what I do is on the back end

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if if if you're so kind as to refer

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someone to me to get them pre-approved

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right what I do on the back end once I

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have them in my system is is I'm very

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dedicated to methodically and

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consistently and

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professionally

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unobtrusively asking them for a referral

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throughout the entire process from the

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very first phone call to the very last

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right I have a method it's called my

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realtime referral program where I'm

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continually seeing if they know anybody

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that needs you know is looking to buy

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sell buy or sell or refinance right

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that's what I do so I do that job for

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the both of us Mr or Mrs Realtors like

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you know I'm doing that part because if

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you ask a real estate agent hey you know

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as well as I do the best time to ask

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somebody if they know anybody else who's

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looking to buy or sell is while they're

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in the process of buying or selling

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because theyve got their all things real

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estate radar blaring and they're talking

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to everybody about it they're having

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convers ation with everybody about it so

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they know that they totally understand

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that and if you ask them when's the best

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time to ask for the business from a from

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a client while they're in the process of

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buying or selling or after they would

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always say well the best time is while

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they're in the process because they're

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thinking about it they're talking to

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other people and that's where they're

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going to find other people right but

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most real estate agents won't do it I

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would say 99% 99 out of 100 it's just a

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guess I'm pulling that right out of the

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air but I'll bet you 99 out of 100 real

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estate agents do not ask through the

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process they don't they wait till the

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very end and even then half the time

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they miss that right so if they know

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they've got you in their pocket and if

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they know that you've made the

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commitment to make sure you ask through

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the entire process then they know okay

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I've got a real team member here these

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buyers are going to wind up in my lap

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but I know when they get over to Frank

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right that if there's a chance of us

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finding another referral in there Frank

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will probably find it and then we'll be

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working on something else so it becomes

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a real team thing it becomes you know a

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real honest

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item of value a real honest item of

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value so I would just say if this

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interests you or and if you get it if

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you if the lights went on for you you go

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oh this makes so much sense but if you

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want to learn more like what is that

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process what is that methodic systematic

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process right of this real-time referral

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program then you just you just got to go

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to daily suuccess plan.com and schedule

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a time with the team uh it's daily

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success plan.com just go there put in a

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little info push the schedule button

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somebody give you a call get you on the

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calendar and we'll walk you through it

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we'll walk you through it and everything

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else that we offer at marketing animals

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you know mortgage marketing animals has

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so much to offer this is just one little

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sliver of it do you know mortgage

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marketing animals only cost $323 a day

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$323 a

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day I know the old cliche you can't if

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you stop having star Starbucks I'm not

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going to tell you stop having Starbucks

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because I love my Starbucks right don't

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stop having your Starbucks but it does

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make the point it's like it's pretty

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inexpensive and it's money that we

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liberally spend on many many other

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things every other day that do nothing

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for us as far as generating referral

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business um so for only $132 a day you

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become part of a great team an

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incredible culture um a a wealth of

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support and strategy and just gosh it's

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so good and the realtime referral part

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program is certainly part of all of this

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and so I would just say go to Daily

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Success plan.com when you can if you're

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driving in the car try to remember that

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daily suuccess

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plan.com get home jump on the computer

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grab a time at the main office learn

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what we got going on and join us $13.22

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a day ain't nothing but what you get out

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of it remarkable amazing so I'll let you

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go today uh that's all I wanted to talk

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about I just want to make sure you knew

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that it was there it's available it's a

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wonderful wonderful value item and by

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the way this helps for you know those

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whole you're going to buy my Zillow

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leads with me you know it moves us out

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of that world right it really does um it

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puts us into a different place and hey

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this might not be bright for every agent

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but I tell you what in my experience the

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career agents that got business going on

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who don't spend any money on zel Le

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because they don't need

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to those agents this the realtime

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referral program this fits them

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this makes sense to them they're like I

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like that let's do that and you can meet

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these agents get to know them and start

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to get business from them then you got

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to make sure you execute the plan right

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you got to make sure you do you can't

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fail them on that um so anyway go to

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daily suuccess plan.com daily suuccess

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plan.com we'll take care of you there

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and join us at loan officer breakfast

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club.com as well and I'll get out of

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here I'll shut my mouth and let you guys

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get back to what you're doing you have a

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great one and I'll catch up with you

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here next week on the mortgage loan

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officer podcast brought to you by the

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mortgage marketing animals we'll see you

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later

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bye-bye