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Jan 10, 2007

Seppinni releases second training bookMortgagePress.comMortgage training book Mortgage broker Darrin J. Seppinni has released his second mortgage training book, "The Millionaire Mortgage Broker: How to Start, Operate and Manage a Successful Mortgage Company." Published by McGraw Hill, it follows his original publication, "The Mortgage Originator Success Kit." "The Millionaire Mortgage Broker" provides the reader with the basic information needed to run a mortgage brokerage, from getting licensed to closing deals. Among topics discussed are loan products, financing basics, marketing, creating a niche and day-to-day management. Darrin J. Seppinni is the founder of Mortgage Smarts LLC, an education and training company based in Newport Beach, Calif. For more information, call (949) 721-1744 or visit www.mortgage-smarts.com.
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