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MILA launches prime product line

Jun 20, 2006

Silver Hill and Duncan Group produce commercial lending toolMortgagePress.comSilver Hill Financial LLC, The Duncan Group Silver Hill Financial LLC has announced an alliance with The Duncan Group, whereby the two companies will work together to produce a commercial lending section within Duncan's Mortgage Mastery Club, an online collection of mortgage training tools. As part of the alliance, Silver Hill will also sponsor a $200 discount off of the cost of club membership. The new section, titled "Commercial Lending," will provide in-depth tools specifically designed for residential mortgage brokers who want to expand their businesses by offering small-balance commercial loans. The section includes the "10-Day Jumpstart to Commercial Lending: Scripts for Success and Marketing Tools." Silver Hill Financial LLC is a nationwide commercial real estate lender based in Coral Gables, Fla. For more information, call (888) 988-8843 or visit www.silverhillfinancial.com. The Duncan Group is a mortgage training and motivation firm based in Duluth, Ga. For more information, call (866) 937-8633 or visit www.theduncangroup.com.
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