I want to kick off this blog post with a quick win that highlights something we talk about constantly with loan officers: productivity. One of our newest members, Chris O’Neill from Trinity, Florida (basically my neighbor right down the road), joined us just 10 days ago. This week he sent in his reflection from the
I hate the R word. Not rates.Not renters. The one I’m talking about is “realistic.” Because I hear it constantly when I talk with loan officers about their loan officer production goals. I’ll ask: “A year from today… what would make you happy with your progress?” And almost every time, the response sounds like: “You
If you’re a loan officer, rejection isn’t a matter of if. It’s a matter of when. You’ll make prospecting calls.You’ll feel confident.You’ll finally get into a rhythm… And then you’ll hear: Click. And the real danger shows up after the rejection. Not the “no.” But what the “no” does to your momentum. Because success in
In a previous article, I talked about something I see all the time: Loan officers jump from one idea to the next without finishing what they started. I call them half-built bridges. If you’ve ever thought,“I’ve tried everything and none of it works,”there’s a good chance the issue isn’t the strategies. It’s that you didn’t
There’s a term I use when I see a loan officer jump from one strategy to the next without ever finishing what they started: Half-built bridges. It usually looks like this. You start a new loan officer marketing strategy.You get it about 70–80% done.You’re excited.You’re close. Then you see a new shiny thing. And you
Most loan officers think they need more pre-approvals. But what they really need… Is more contracts. How many buyers do you have right now who are technically pre-approved… but they’re just sitting there? No offer written.No contract in play.No momentum. It’s not because those buyers are a waste of time. It’s because life happens. They
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