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Index of Mortgage Product & Market Development Techniques

By Jim Bruene on May 2, 1998 2:36 PM | Comments (0)

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account access Mortgage loan and escrow account  
advice/reference centers Homeowner, home maintenance, home buying advice  
application, interactive Build a dynamic loan application that changes as users answer questions  
application, subdivided Long loan applications need to be divided into bite-size chunks NextCard

GMAC

approval, instant Instant loan approval won’t be the norm for another 18 to 24 months, so you have a window of opportunity to pick up incremental business AnyTime Access

Bank of Montreal

Bank of Montreal

American Finance

Beneficial Finance

BayShore Trust

NextCard

balance transfer form Transfer credit balances to an integrated home equity line of credit NextCard
banner advertising Search engines are the place to be  
bill payment/presentment, mortgage and others Countrywide demonstrates how NOT to do it (Apr 98); see Oct 97 for a better way Countrywide
build your own loan Let users select as many loan parameters as possible  
bundled home equity line    
calculators   SmartCalc

FinanCenter, Sovereign Bank

credit report services Credit report access and automated reporting services ConsumerInfo.com, Quicken

Online Credit Network

QSpace

MyCreditFile, Cendant, & CreditComm

Republic Bank/Equifax

Experian

custom Web views Users are presented with a Web site that closely matches their needs, e.g., refi shoppers vs. first-time buyers Bank of Montreal

 

discounts
- application fee

Waiver/discount of application fee

Bank of America
Intuit
- free home appraisal

- points

  Norwest

Countrywide

document access and storage Web-based loan docs with indefinite storage  
email homeowner reminders Reminders for home maintenance tasks, tax deadlines, PMI cancellation, etc.  
email lead follow-ups Don’t let the leads get away when email is free and easy Countrywide
email loan status reports Daily status reports for loans in process; monthly for closed loans  

 

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email rate updates/alerts Rate triggered, time to refi, etc. Bank Rate Monitor, Canada Trust, Countrywide, E-Loan, Home Shark, Loan World, & Security Federal

Bank One Mortgage Watch

HomeOwners Finance Center

email to a friend Simple way for users to notify friends about your loan products/offers Ziff-Davis
email payment reminders Payment-due reminders and confirmations  
guided Web links High-quality links to homes-for-sale listings, Realtors, relocation services, etc.  
home-for-sale listings   Long Island Savings

Salem Five

home value reports   BankAmerica/DataQuick

BankAmerica (test)

Experian (test)

improving user confidence    

E-Loan

insurance checkup    
interactive loan application (see Applications)  
kiosks in real estate offices    
lead generation   GetSmart

Salem Five

QuickenMortgage

loan analysis/recommendation forms/worksheets    
loan officer bios   Charter Bank

Northwest Federal Credit Union

loan principal pay-down form Web and email based  
loan status reports (see Email)  
lowest-rate guarantee   American Finance
preauthorized debit sign-up form Web-based signup and maintenance gives user more control Countrywide
prequalification services Instant prequalifications for home shoppers E-Loan

maze.com

rate-lock button   E-Loan
Realtor services   E-Loan

Countrywide

refinance services   HomeOwners Finance Center
reference info/library Build a homebuyer’s emporium with info and discounts on building products/services Stanford Federal Credit Union
relocation/movers services   Salem Five

SmartCalc

search engine exposure The first tactic in any loan marketing plan  
service guarantees Related to online services  
skip-pay application Users request payment skips online  
sweepstakes   Quicken.com
Web-branded loan sites Instead of sending users to yourbank.com/mortgage, create a more catchy Web brand such as yourmortgage.com The State Savings Bank/ CarFinance.com
Web site sponsorships    
worksheets/profiling Countrywide’s self-selection worksheet is a promising mortgage sales technique Salem Five

Countrywide

VIP virtual lounge Web-based services for your best customers  
virtual personal banker/loan officer/concierge Personalize the process with real human point of contact Countrywide

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