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Mortgage Lead Vault offers genuine internet mortgage leads for refinance, loan modification, debt settlement, FHA, home purchase loans and foreclosure with real-time and live transfer options.
The Mortgage Lead Vault was established as an online lead generation company, online leads marketplace where mortgage brokers and lenders can fulfill requests online from consumers for home loans easily and quickly.
Our lead company was established with a mission to provide lenders, bankers and brokers better qualified home mortgage, loan modification and debt settlement leads. We believe the quicker the mortgage professional is connected with the applicant the more likely they are to originate new business. Mortgage Lead Vault brings almost twelve years of experience generating leads online.
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Mortgage Refinance Leads
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Loan Modification Leads |
Debt Relief Leads
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FHA Home Loan Leads |
Foreclosure Leads |
Credit Repair Leads |
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Direct Lead Generator Versus Lead Broker |
| Not all leads are created equal, which is why it's best to buy leads from a direct lead generator rather than a lead broker. According to Internet Marketer Bryan Dornan, "When you buy leads from a direct source you are getting the first shot with a prospect so you can truly make a good first impression." Dornan continued, "When buying leads from a lead broker, the prospect may have been solicited twenty times and at the time your first impression is a moot point."
> Direct Lead Generator Versus Lead Broker
The government continues to expand FHA loan programs in hopes they can put an end to this foreclosure crisis. FHA mortgage refinancing activity continues to rise as the conventional home loan market has been hit hard by the credit crunch and the fall of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. |
Tips for Buying Internet Mortgage Leads |
Find out what the lead company’s return policy is for bad leads. No batch of leads is completely accurate, but you don’t want any more than a 10-15% bad lead percentage. Be sure to find out what constitutes a bad lead, as well.
Find out where the leads come from. Lead companies use different methods for obtaining their leads. Some of the more common ways include: e-mail campaigns, advertisements search engines, directing potential customers to web sites that they own, and purchasing leads in bulk from other companies.
The best leads are usually exclusive mortgage leads from a direct lead generator, meaning you are the only person the lead was sold to. Exclusive mortgage leads are more expensive but you are ensured that you are the only person receiving the lead. When you buy leads from lead brokers, you may end up getting a lead where the prospect has already been solicited several times, which isn’t a good way to make a first impression. The more mortgage brokers that receive the same lead the less chance you have of closing the sale. |
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Some filters could include: 1st time home buyers, FHA secure leads, FHA refinance leads, homeowners looking to refinance their ARM, purchase leads for foreclosed homes, loan modification leads for homeowners who need assistance with foreclosure prevention. |
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| We Provide Mortgage Leads in the following states: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming |
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Mortgage Lead Buyers Beware
Every day more and more mortgage shoppers utilize the Internet to study and purchase home mortgages.
There is a great supply of mortgage leads today, millions of consumers looking to buy or refinance a home but there is only 20% the number of mortgage brokers left in business after the sub-prime melt-down.
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