If educating your prospects and clients is important to you—then these Done-For-You Mortgage Education Classes are just the ticket.
Each class has been created in a PowerPoint® presentation, with written words and illustrations. Then it has been transformed into a video format. The audio script explains each video screen in “consumer-friendly” language to make it easy for home buyers to understand.
Watch this video from Karen Deis explaining
how Done-For-You classes work.
Read How To Use Education Classes
- You will receive a CD in the mail that contain the classes in MP4 video format so it’s easy to download or duplicate.
- Each class has been reviewed by a compliance attorney to insure they meet compliance and disclosure rules.
- Each class is less than 4-1/2 minutes long
- Post classes on social media pages, your blog, create a YouTube channel, email to consumers, provide links for real estate agents to share with home buyers.
- Free tutorial on how to use Mortgage Education Classes to Attract More Home Buyers.
3 Purchase Options
- Script $49 – Includes the class scripts to record your own classes.
- (Purchase 9 or more scripts – $39 Each)
- Class & Script $99 – Includes the script and already pre-recorded Done4You MP4 video classes.
- (Purchase 9 or more classes – $89 Each)
- Customized $149 – You get it all–the scripts and “customized” video class where we add your logo, your picture and contact info – branding you or your company. NOTE: After you have placed your order, you will be asked to email your logo and the contact information that would like to appear on your customized class to information@loanofficertraining.com after placing your order.
- (Purchase 9 or more customized classes – $129 Each)
Karen Deis Explains 6 Ways to Educate Your Clients Using
Mortgage Education Classes
Why You Need to Get Pre-Approved
Who Qualifies for a USDA Mortgage?
Are You Eligible For a VA Loan?
Shopping For Your Mortgage: Questions to Ask
The Inside Scoop About Appraisals
What You Need to Know about Purchase Agreements
What You Need to Know About Your Final Loan Approval
Why You Might Consider an ARM Loan
Who Qualifies for an FHA Loan
Comparing 30-Year and 15-Year Fixed Rate Mortgages
Why You Need to Get Pre-Approved
Why Do I Need an Escrow Account
Why Mortgage Insurance Is Required on Most Types of Loans