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One of the great things about the Internet is community. You can quickly and easily find people like you and collaborate.
Nowhere is this more important than the debt and mortgage industry. Our industries are changing dramatically. Legislative and regulatory actions that are underway will fundamentally change the way we do business. Is you debt or mortgage business ready?
Make sure you are tuning into websites and communities that are keeping you informed about the changes underway. Here are some great communities to be aware of and participate in:
Debt Community
Mortgage Community
Are there others? Let our community know with a comment.
The important message is to find and participate in a good debt or mortgage community–your business may depend on it!
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Hi Troy,
I’ve been absolutely buried with Mortgage Revolution the past few weeks. We are putting the finishing touches on speakers/classes, event planning, the website, sponsors, etc. I’ve been meaning to reach out to you to connect personally and will do so today by phone.
To answer your question above, I’ve also been putting a lot of time into the Top of Mind Blog over the past several months and it really seems to be coming together. I’d love for you to check it out and let me know what you think of what we’re building. It’s located at http://www.topofmind.com/blog.
In terms of other mortgage communities I like (in addition to Lenderama):
LoanToolbox: http://www.loantoolbox.com is of course one of the best. It does require a subscription to their service but you won’t find a better or more lively forum anywhere.
Bloodhound Blog: http://www.bloodhoundrealty.com/BloodhoundBlog is mainly real estate, not mortgage. But the two intertwine nicely, and the writers there are outstanding.
In the meantime, I’m looking forward to getting acquianted personally and thank you for what you’re doing here on this site. Your content is very strong.