damadcrapper
Super Genius
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I would not be surprised if they are the next firm to get scooped up by Integrity - NAA, Equis and FF are all under their umbrella.
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Yes but he said he's selling $4,000 per week so he is only giving up $2,000 per week for that delicious grape Kool Aid. (120% - 70% = 50% he gives up) $4,000 X 50% = $2,000 per week. $8,000 per month of HIS money he gives to those nice folks that recruited him.If you are at a 70 percent and buying your leads you are getting take advantage of. As long as you are aware of that, you do you.
So they don't pay full price for those MP leads?I'm no fan of the 60% model, but they are getting them $30-$40 fresh Mortgage Protection leads.. I know I know they're reselling them dozens of times too, but they spell that out upfront.
I doubt many here could get there hands on a steady stream of MP DM for less than $60 a pop. And most mail houses would want a huge commitment at that price. So then you're looking at $600+ for first-class mailers at >1% return.
Sure, an agent would do better at 120% and paying full price, but how many brand spanking new agents are going to survive paying $70+ per lead out the gate.
I'll be glad to how it goes in a couple weeks when we launch our facebook Mortgage Protection lead. ~$30 a pop (with lender name, loan amount, how much time is left on the loan, exclusive etc).
So they don't pay full price for those MP leads?
I would not be surprised if they are the next firm to get scooped up by Integrity - NAA, Equis and FF are all under their umbrella.