bkelly2
(Brian Kelly, AZ Cert. # 60234)
April 23, 2008, 1:30am
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The kind request:
---- Amy wrote:
> Hi, My Name is Amy, Sr. Event Coordinator for MoneyTree Training Group.
> We are a Realtor and Mortgage loan officer training organization; we
> hold seminars and workshops for Real Estate Agents and Mortgage
> Companies all over the country.
> My company is scheduled to be in Phoenix on July 1st we are holding a
> large program for all the area Realtors and Loan Officers throughout
> your area.
> I am currently looking for a reputable Home Inspector in the area to
> come in and work with some of the real estate brokers and lenders we
> train. We have recently received a high request to make sure we bring in
> a good Home Inspector they can meet with try you on an inspection.
> Obviously if you do a good job they will continue to send there
> inspections to you. With how the market has been many area Home
> Inspectors have closed down. This has left many people on the look out
> for a new Inspector and they trust us in finding them one and having a
> good inspector at our program they can meet with.
> Part of our training program entails the real estate professionals
> setting up a full scale business team, and we look to work with
> inspectors that are currently looking to take on some new relationships
> with area Real Estate and Mortgage professionals throughout Phoenix.
> We will have around 100 Realtors, Loan Officers, brokers, and loan
> officers at this event that average 3 to 10 years in the industry. It
> has been a phenomenal opportunity to pick up some new long term clients
> considering we only bring in 1 inspector for the whole event. With how
> the industry has been it is important to get in front of people in
> different ways then from what every other Inspector is doing.
> The seminar is geared towards Home Inspectors that are currently in an
> active growth mode, and actively looking to grow relationships with
> local real estate professionals.
> But again we’re looking for a reputable inspector that does quality real
> estate inspections. This is a very effective marketing opportunity for
> you that will greatly benefit you. If you’re looking to take on more
> business and are not already backed up then I would love to discuss
> working together.
> Please let me know as soon as possible when a good time to contact you
> would be as I am contacting other Inspectors as well. I can go over some
> details and see if we would be a good fit for both of us.
>
> Thank you,
> My Regards
My more than generous reply:
I am anxiously awaiting their reply, shouldn’t be long, ya think?
badair
(Barry Adair, EIFSTX#39)
April 23, 2008, 1:44am
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Thanks for letting me know my spam filter is working…:mrgreen:
jbushart
(James H. Bushart)
April 23, 2008, 2:34am
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bkelly2:
The kind request:
My more than generous reply:
I am anxiously awaiting their reply, shouldn’t be long, ya think?
Expect to be paid in the local currency (powdered donuts).
Many lenders ask the inspector to pay his share of the cost. :twisted:
wwarner
(William Warner)
April 23, 2008, 3:15am
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LOL
Oh man that is priceless!!!
gporter
(Gary L. Porter)
April 23, 2008, 3:59am
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900 dollars is what they want. I said no
mlarson
(Michael Larson, WI Lic. # 1672-106)
April 23, 2008, 3:32pm
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Brian,
Thanks for the “heads up”
Got my email today.
Here is my response:
Adam,
Sounds like a great opportunity.
Please provide me some information on how much you are offering to pay me to be a part of your training team.
I look forward to your further communication.
I’m patiently waiting for his response.
nwagner
(Nick Wagner)
April 23, 2008, 3:57pm
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Grammar check not working?
When my sense of humor is intact, I get a good laugh out of this selling point. It is even funnier when I ask the salesman to define a “good job” in the eyes of the realtors. So far, every answer I have received confirms my suspicions that their sales pitch is based on a template and not on an actual understanding of our industry.:|.)