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Mortgage Marketing

From the Mortgage Marketing pages of Origination News, our sister publication:

Fitting to His Customers

By Brad Finkelstein

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Christopher Vincent Hussain declares if he can't do it, no one can.

Customer service is what differentiates the top sales people from the rest of the crowd. For Christopher Vincent Hussain, his dedication to customer service is shown in the name of his company, WeFit2U Inc.

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Origination News

A featured story from Origination News, our sister publication:

Howe: Brokers Will Endure

By Brad Finkelstein

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The mortgage broker will survive the financial reform process, declared the incoming president of the National Association of Mortgage Brokers William Howe, and the trade group is taking steps to insure its own survival.

NAMB's activities, he said, will be enhanced through the use of technology that will lead to a more involved organization membership and an organization on a more secure economic footing.

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Video of the Day

MBA Purchase Index Near 14-Year Low: The Mortgage Bankers Association said today that mortgage applications for the week ending July 9 fell 2.9% vs. the prior week.