It always starts with asking great questions. When I ask great questions I receive a lot of information that bank advisers or other brokers often miss. The answers to these questions then dictate the flow and level of the conversation. I have to go into every conversation with an open mind as I don't know what they don't know and they don't know what they don't know, so I have to discover their blind spots and fill in the gaps. If I make assumptions on what they know or what they believe I need to know then we can run into misunderstandings. Asking great questions builds trust and with trust comes sharing.
Mortgage Loan Advisor-Certified Divorce Lending Professional at HouseAmerica Financial
Answered 2 years ago
For active clients in the quote or workup stage, I send a detailed Loan Estimate or written quote showing rates, terms and costs and walk them through all the numbers. For prospects who don't move forward, I tailor my email communications to their specific area of interest or need determined at the time of interview. For example, credit or debt-challenged buyers are put on a credit repair/financial education drip, and I check in from time to time to see if they are ready for another look.