I joined not too long ago and still think it is active.  What have your
experiences been with this group?



--- In c-loans@yahoogroups.com, "haveintegrity1st" <reverend@...> wrote:
>
> Is this group still operating despite being inactive for months?
> Post away?
>

Is this group still operating despite being inactive for months?
Post away?

--- In c-loans@yahoogroups.com, Sharon Gordon-Smith
<mortgage_notes@...> wrote:
>
> What is the best scenario for a newcomer? I have been struggling
with my start up and I do have a RE background by never did
residential or commercial before. I do have a registered company and
have been self-trained with DVD course. Seems like most of the
opportunities to team up with others are out of NY. I do live in
Queens, NY.
> Here are the choices?
> 1. Join a commercial net branch in another state (I am in NY)
> 2. Startup my own company and co-broker with an established company
out of state
> 3. Join up with Interbay or some other well structured company who
gives the training and be independent.
>

Whose DVD program did you buy?  Mine?

http://www.c-loans.com/video.html

Did you call Les Agisim at TCRM Financial in NYC?

--- In c-loans@yahoogroups.com, Sharon Gordon-Smith
<mortgage_notes@...> wrote:
>
> Since I live in NY, does it matter who I partner with, i.e. company
in FL? They say I can originate nationwide. I would work under their
company name. I am a starter, so I figure this is the best way to
start. Is church loans and SBA financing good niches to start with?
>

Sharon,

If you can't walk across the office and sit down with a senior broker
to discuss your particular loan, why would you share your income?
What value is he adding?  I think joining a Florida firm is a bad idea.

I love the idea of doing SBA loans in today's market.  It's all about
government loans these days.  Churches are okay too.  The reality,
however, is that you won't get enough leads in the early years to be
able to pick and choose that selectively.

Are you reading my blog daily?  Have you read all 100 articles on my blog?

http://www.blog.c-loans.com

--- In c-loans@yahoogroups.com, Sharon Gordon-Smith
<mortgage_notes@...> wrote:
>
> What is the best way to start as a CM Broker? Should I join a net
branch or just sign up as a broker with  C-Loans? I have been somewhat
trained with using DVD courses and have some RE background. I am in
NY. I am ready to get going this week...Any ideas on getting a website
up, i.e. vendor?
>


Sharon,

If you live in or near New York City, I would recommend joining Les
Agisim at TCRM Financial in NYC.  If you live in rural upstate New
York, you can just work out of your home.

You'll need 8 - 10 leads per day.  To get them, build yourself a
mailing list of referral sources and either snail-mail or e-mail them
a newsletter every week or so.

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