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IN THIS ISSUE...
· LendingTree Partner Summit >>
· Learning Tools >>
· Marksman: More than a Pricing Engine >>
· The Hooters Waitress Who Makes $25,000 a Month >>
· Gabe's Gang >>
LendingTree Partner Summit
Join Mortech at this year’s LendingTree Partner Summit. The educational conference allows you to meet with your peers and presents an exclusive opportunity to speak directly with LendingTree’s executive team. Mortech is proud to be sponsoring such a valuable event at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. For more information about the summit or to register, visit LendingTree’s Partner Summit website.
Check out the ‘Learning Tools’ located under the ‘Help’ page of your Marksman account. Try visiting this page for quick answers to questions you might have before submitting trouble tickets -- chances are, you can locate the information here and learn even more in the process
- Marksman FAQs: Have a question about deleting prospects or maybe you’re wondering what the different colors next to each rate mean? Need help factoring in your desired profit or curious about how to register a lock? Mortech has pulled together a list of some of the most common questions and explanations to each. Find a listing of all the FAQs under the 'Help' link.
- Latest Release Notes: Looking for the latest and greatest changes to Marksman? View all the release notes on your Marksman account. All release notes are conveniently archived under ‘Learning Tools’ on the Marksman 'Help' page of your Marksman account. Included on this archive are the newest updates from the July 24th release notes.
- Updated User Guides: Take a visit to the User Guides section located on the Marksman 'Help' page under ‘Learning Tools’ to view all the newly updated user guides. Here you’ll find out more information about not only the PMI tips, but helpful documents for setting up your account, using RateTracker, setting up email campaigns, registering locks with secondary, using Marksman Mobile and how to send investor rate changes.
Marksman: More than a Pricing Engine
Did you know that Marksman does more than simply help you price out your loans? Marksman was built to not only help you locate the right program at the right price, but also to help lenders manage their sales pipelines. Keep in touch with prospects and notify them when their target rate has been met.
Check out last month's Marksman Essentials flyer to learn more about Marksman’s prospecting features.
The Hooters Waitress Who Makes $25,000 a Month
HousingWire’s editor, Jacob Gaffney, reports about some of his ‘interesting’ encounters from SourceMedia’s latest Loss Mitigation conference.
HousingWire attended the SourceMedia Best Practices in Loss Mitigation Conference, in Dallas this week and actually didn’t make it to a single conference. This was due mainly to being pulled aside for a series of discussion with market players who are either completely new to the space, or veterans to loss mitigation. In between these meetings, readers of HousingWire used the opportunity to get inside the editor’s head. Continue reading...
Gabe’s Gang
Autism is a lifelong disorder that affects verbal and non verbal communication, social interactions and play or imaginative skills (unusual interests and behaviors). Early diagnosis and intervention is critical in order to get the best outcome possible for these children. Unfortunately, treatment is expensive and not covered under most insurance companies and charities. If you would like to learn more about autism, please visit www.NationalAutismAssociation.org.
 Gabe’s Gang is an organization ran by two parents trying to give their 6 year-old son, Gabe, the best quality of life. One hundred percent of the proceeds they collect go towards his in-home therapy program to help improve Gabe’s quality of life. According to Gabe’s mother Jenn Miller, “We would rather be consumed by love, hope, faith and the celebration of everything Gabe is and does, not what he can't do. He is an amazing little boy and we are so proud of his accomplishments in therapy. Despite all the challenges he is facing, he is a very happy, active child.”
If you’re interested in helping the Miller family, please email ronnyandjenn@gabesgang.com, or visit www.GabesGang.com. |
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Send On-Demand Rate Emails: Rates looking good and want to inform your clients instantly of the news? Send your prospect the rates with a personalized message within seconds. After accessing your prospects, simply visit the 'Rates Quoted & Locked' tab. Under the 'IRD Rates Quoted' (Initial Rate Distribution) area, click 'Email Rates to Prospect.' A pop-up box will trigger. In the pop-up box enter the prospect's email address and a personalized message in the comments section. Check the product to which you’d like to send the rates for and then click ‘Send.’ Your prospect will have access to the rates immediately.
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· Marksman Brochure >>
· Mortech Newsroom >>
· Contact Us >>
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| Employee Profile |
TROY RAY
A.K.A. "T-Ray"
Troy is a graduate of Nebraska Wesleyan University where he majored in Information Systems and minored in International Finance. While at Wesleyan he participated in several intramural sports and especially shined in soccer while still maintaining his grades. He was Academic All District, Men’s Soccer All-Conference and played in 3 NCAA Soccer Tournaments.
After graduation in 2003, Troy interned at Great Plains Communications in the Internal Tech Support department. During his internship he resolved computer issues, setup computers for employees and installed software. After his internship, he worked at Information Technologies Inc. At ITI he was a programmer supporting ATM switch programs.
In 2005, Troy came to work at Mortech. As one of the first programmers to work for Mortech, Troy has played a large part in building several features to the Marksman platform. Troy plays a key role in helping design and develop all Mortech products. He also troubleshoots and resolves issues for the customer support staff. Prior to the release notes being available, Troy tests changes made to the system to bullet-proof the new functionalities being made to Marksman. His efforts ensure the system is more efficient and user friendly for Mortech’s customers.
Troy recently bought a house here in Lincoln, Nebraska. He enjoys tailgating for Husker football games, participating in Fantasy Football and playing several sports such as soccer, basketball, golf, volleyball and softball. Another lesser known sport for which Troy is familiar with is T-shirt jump roping. This ‘athletic’ sport involves Troy taking a t-shirt, using the sleeves as the handles and the remaining part of the shirt is jump roped by Troy himself. It takes not only skill and concentration, but a great sense of creativity to perfect the challenging art of T-shirt jump roping -- all characteristics for which Troy is infamous.
Each month Mortech profiles a different employee in our monthly newsletters. The profiles are intended for our customers to know the individual on the other end of the phone or the ones working behind the scenes. |
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