LadyDay wrote: thanks le moor
great link
do you know anyone who does sell mortgages from home? success rates etc.
Well to advise from home is not practical, unless you have an 'office like' home. You could use home as your office for admin etc, and see customers in their homes or in a rented office.
One other option is to advise purely via the internet and phone, however this relies more on an e-commerce proposal. Some businesses successfully work purely this way as introducers or lead generators.
I.E. they generate hundreds of leads which they themselves qualify then sell on. Has massive potential.
Answer to your question is i do know one guy who has recently set up on his own after years of advising at a bank. He claims hes doing very well financially. You have to join a network as its virtually impossible to start completely independantly. The compliance and processing of cases are complex tasks and you need a company to take away these burdens. Networks offer to do this for a percentage of your takings.
Last edited on Sunday October 1st, 2006 23:57 by Le Moor
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