2/28 that are about to adjust in California

[Troy]

I'm curious...

what would people be willing to pay for:

All in Excel format, ready for mail merge
1. Name
2. Address
3. Current Rate
4. date it becomes adjustable
5. Loan Amount
6. Original Lender
7. New rate once adjustable
8. Current Payment
9. Payment After adjusting
10.The difference between the two
11. A copy of the rate rider that you can print and mail to them

I have an inside line, so this can be profitable for me. California has privacy laws, so this isn't readily available online. What would people be willing to pay per lead?

troy

[rcneale]

Hello Troy, you might get someone to pay for them but if you ask a title company they will give it to you for free.

[Troy]

Actually, I don't know of a single title company that will provide EVERYTHING that I stated above (including pulling the rate riders for you).

If you know of one, please let me know!

[TheLoanProfessor]

Sent you a PM about these. I would like to discuss these with you.
Brian

[Troy]

And I responded....

In a nutshell. Yes it can be an ongoing service. One small hurdle to overcome. I'd like to provide people with phone numbers too. Everything else is easy for me.

I hope to have the phone number problem sorted within a couple of weeks, but everything else I can provide immediately.

To be honest, I haven't decided on a price that I believe is fair. A certain amount of work is involved so PM me with the prices you think is fair and I'll put it under consideration.

I'm a fair guy and don't know anyone else providing this much data...

Troy

[TheLoanProfessor]

Troy,
Thanks I didnt see it in the PM. Anyways lets talk more about it. As I said in my PM buying info is new to me. I have no idea and dont want to insult you by low balling and I definitely dont want to screw myself by paying too much.


Nice site hope it catches on.
Brian

[Troy]

Hmmm...right now I'm thinking about $2 per lead without phone numbers. If I manage to get over this phone number hurdle and do it efficiently, I imagine I'll only charge a nominal fee for the phone numbers and it should be well worth it.

I can even have the data pre-merged into a word document if you'd like. All you would have to do is print it out on your letter head. You can either provide it, or I have one that has managed to keep me fed and housed for a while now.

My method for mailing involves a hand addressed envelope in purple pen (yes, I did say purple pen) The envelopes never have my company name on it. Instead, on the back flap of the envelope I print the address of my company and instead of "suite" I simply put "#" I also put a real stamp on all of my mailings

Something tells me that all of the .pdfs would make the files too large to email to you, so I'd either have to fedex you a CD or creat a .zip file you could download through the forum.

Let me know what you think.

Troy

[TheLoanProfessor]

Hi Troy, I would prefere to wait and see if you can get past the phone number situation. I am thinking of using an autodialer as well mailing to target the list. The price seems fair for the quality. I am looking at buying some credit bureau lists to kick start the new machine I am buying but like what you are offering ...knowing when they adjust has to be key to success. Timing is everything.
B

[TheLoanProfessor]

Any luck on the phone numbers?

[Troy]

sorry, been busy with the new office I just opened.

I'll put it on my list of things to push for next week