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How to Go from Closing 2 to 10 Loans Per Month

Feb 4, 2025
41:09

In this conversation, Sam Abazari shares insights on coaching loan officers to enhance their productivity and success in the mortgage industry. Sam outlines a structured approach for loan officers to transition from closing 2-4 loans per month to achieving 10 or more, highlighting the significance of lead generation, effective time management, and the value of education in the industry. 

Takeaways

  • Building rapport through social media can enhance professional relationships.
  • Transitioning from 2 to 10 loans per month requires a structured approach.
  • Daily activities should focus on learning, lead generation, and fulfillment.
  • Referrals and introductions are key to generating new business.
  • Niche markets can provide unique opportunities for loan officers.


Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction

00:49 Building Rapport in the Digital Age

03:09 The Role of Coaching in Loan Officer Success

05:54 From 2 to 10 Loans: The Path to Growth

08:49 Daily Strategies for Loan Officers

10:54 The Importance of Productivity Over Busyness

12:12 Knowing When to Say No

14:56 Finding Business: The Power of Referrals

18:09 Understanding Your Community and Self

19:57 Niche Markets: Finding Your Unique Position

23:00 Sales Skills vs. Marketing: The Balance

25:50 Effective Lead Generation Techniques

28:56 Building Relationships with Referral Partners

32:08 Mastering Lead Generation and Conversion


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