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Jun 08, 2006

SMR Financial introduces recession survival kitMortgagePress.comLuxury mortgage lending, SMR Financial Services In the face of rising interest rates, large-scale layoffs and a weak stock market, which it asserts are signs of an inevitable mortgage recession, SMR Financial Services has introduced the Mortgage Recession Survival Kit, a step-by-step program designed to help loan originators and brokers tap the "recession-proof" luxury home market. "The Mortgage Recession Survival can give you the tools you'll need to not only survive the mortgage recession, but learn how to earn commissions of more than $20,00 per deal in just seven days after putting the system to work," said Sean Reynolds, president of SMR Financial Services. SMR Financial Services is a luxury home lender based in San Clemente, Calif. For more information, call (800) 766-0665 or visit www.smrfinancial.com.
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