No Questions Just Thanks

by Nick
(New Jersey, USA)

I found your site via Google. I'm a loan officer struggling in this market to 1) actually get apps funded and 2) finding borrowers in the first place. I've been wanting to have my own web site specifically to have a download section for articles and an ebook I've written, and also my mortgage calculators (they're nicer than anything on the web), all in hopes of attracting borrowers.

Getting to the point, money is very tight. So, I was thrilled to see the SBI information. (I was also touched by your remarkable story.)

I have a hectic month coming up with my son getting married and other time consuming commitments but I imagine I'll want to get started with my own web site in the next 30 days.

Mainly I wanted to take the time to say, "Thanks!"

But I also have a question. There are about one and a half gazillion mortgage web sites out there in cyberland. What can one possibly do to get noticed?

Regardless of the answer, I will proceed. Doing SOMETHING is better than doing nothing.

Looking forward to your response and, if possible, please mail it to (edit: removed email to avoid spam bots on your behalf)

Nick

PS My girlfriend is a psychologist and has a one page "bio"-only web page. I've already sent her an email about this site. Her name is Maureen, in case she submits a question.

How To Build A Website That Works

Dear Nick, Thank you for such a personal account of your experience during this challenging financial market. Your sincerity shines through in your letter.

I feel you posed such good questions that I would like to create a separate page to address your letter. Please give me a couple of days so I can give your questions the attention they deserve.

I'll email you the link to the page with my response as soon as I finish.

Looking forward to hearing from Maureen also.

Best Wishes,




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