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Reverse mortgages: A great opportunity

Oct 07, 2008

Velma.com announced strategic alliance with Bliss SawyerMortgagePress.comVelma, Bliss Sawyer, mortgage coach, marketing, Barry Habib, Sue Woodard, Greg Frost Velma.com has recently announced an alliance with mortgage coach, Bliss Sawyer. Velma and Bliss working together combine the strong marketing message and materials developed by Bliss and a system to automate the delivery of those messages to the loan officer's database. Bliss Sawyer is one of the top mortgage coaches in the U.S. and has shared the stage with great speakers such as Barry Habib, Sue Woodard and Greg Frost. She brings her 17 years of mortgage experience to the table along with consumer, real estate agent and strong database marketing messages, materials and techniques. Velma is a system that allows busy loan officers to market to and build relationships with a database of hundreds, even thousands in minutes per week through regular mail, e-mail and telephone contacts. For more information, visit www.velma.com or www.blisssawyer.com.
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Oct 07, 2008
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