Sunday, September 2, 2012

Because some processors contract Fail


Discover the secret of longevity

This is a typical day at CMP, where calls and e-mails are
that comes from people who try to become contract
processors. Most everyone seems sure to
industry experience and enough knowledge to hit the ground
execution. A good majority of them take this trust and
abandon ship. They dive deep and head to the ground.

Fast forward 18 months from now. It 's likely that we will be
meet that same individual again. They will still be
the company but not as a contract processor. I'm with
another broker or lender to work as a processor or
sometimes a loan officer. What has happened? Why not
an experienced, competent in-house processor can
survive independently? It was the isolation? It was
capital needed to run the company? It was the volume? While
these are all possible reasons for folding a business, you
usually is not what makes the difference between a contract
transformer, and one that has not happened. Excellent
processing capability is a fact. Here is a list of other
skills that make a difference:

PROJECT MANAGEMENT - A processor contract should be able to
manage the pipeline of each broker as separate
project / entity. Each agent has unique characteristics,
niches and needs. Accordingly, a strategy should be
place for the maintenance of each broker. The moment forget
that you will lose a valuable customer.

DEVELOPMENT AND PROCESSING SYSTEM - There are so many
aspects of processing activities that must be
well managed to stay vital. A contract processor
must be able to predict these things and then design a
system, a process, or to implement a procedure for use in
daily operations.

TIME MANAGEMENT - As the old saying goes "there are never
enough hours in a day to do everything that needs to be done. "
With a multitude of tasks completed on a daily basis,
the processor must distinguish between the contract
urgent, the essential and the superfluous. Those who are
able to do so unhappy and will
overwhelmed.

INTERPERSONAL EFFECTIVENESS - In this age of advanced
Technology, communication has really changed. People hide
behind e-mail, fax, and other alternatives to
face-to-face communication. Strong interpersonal skills are
now more important than ever. Knowing how to influence the
cooperation and commitment of others will make a big
difference in your ability to deliver quality service.

Sounds like a lot does not it? It has little to do
on how well you can work out a loan. The good news is that
a portion of the first two elements can be outsourced. A
expert can analyze the business and create what
is necessary or at least make recommendations .......

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