Lender ProLink Launches New Co-Brandable App

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

May 04, 2015

Lender ProLink has announced the addition of their new Forever Free Plan on their Break Out Mortgage App for Google Android and iOS Devices. Users can use their Lender ProLink e-mail templates to e-mail the new app to their entire network, with simple instructions on how to download.

The app is co-branded, so it highlights referral partners inside the app’s home screen. It includes rate check, mortgage loan scenarios and comparisons, apply now and much more. It takes less than one minute to download the app and about five minutes to set up.

The app includes:

►Unlimited app downloads
►Create unlimited co-branderd apps to share with your referral partners
►Custom app builder to upload your logo, headshot and personal info (publishes on Android and iOS)
►Connect your social media, Web site, Yelp Review, Redfin, Web site and more to be easily found and socially validated
►Automatically generated e-mail templates with you app photo to send to your network
►Automatically generated co-brandable loan comparison PDFs from your mobile device
►Back office admin portal to track activities

Lender ProLink was created by mortgage professionals who have worked in the mortgage industry for 15 years and who understand the challenges and difficulties that all mortgage professionals face. The firm created Lender ProLink to boost a mortgage professional’s branding, making it easier for their clients and referral partners to remember them when mortgages are needed.

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May 04, 2015

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