Sponsored Webinar: Last Chance, Learn How Reverse Mortgage Companies Can Increase Cash Flow
April 13th, 2009 | by John Yedinak Published in News, Reverse Mortgage
With higher loan limits and new opportunities like the HECM for purchase, there is no reason why you shouldn’t be marketing your business. As we all know, reverse mortgages can take some time to close and this can hurt your ability to market these new enhancements to your customers. Not anymore…
eCommission® can show you how to instantly access the credit locked-up in your company’s pending loan pipeline through an innovative, new service called Reverse Mortgage Commission Advance.
On Tuesday, April 14th at 2:00 pm eastern time, the eCommission webinar will show you how to:
- Discover the unique benefits of advancing your company’s pending commission pipeline compared to using traditional forms of credit.
- Jump inside the commission advance process and learn how easy it is to access the cash flow you need.
- Hear how other reverse mortgage lenders are using utilizing advance proceeds to maximize marketing efforts.
Only a few more spots remain, Sign Up!
Speaker Bio: Sean Whaling is President and Co-Founder of eCommission Financial Services, Inc., the nation’s leading supplier of commission financing solutions to the real estate and mortgage industries. Sean has been passionately involved in the business dating back to its origins in Canada in 1993. He is a commission financing expert and has been a featured convention speaker on the subject of commission based compensation and cash flow. He can be reached at 877-882-4368, ext. 866 or email sean.whaling@ecommission.com online at http://www.ecommission.com
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