I am a mortgage consultant in Seattle and have just recently done financing for both a couple getting divorced and a new couple who just got married. In going through the process of both parties I found that a different level of understanding aside from business interaction was needed with both couples because of the circumstances that they were both in emotionally and financially. Throughout the process and after it was done I found that I felt a sense of fulfillment helping them by offering a different level of sensitivity in what was a definite need in their lives at the time. I would like to get some advise as to if you think it would be a good idea to change my business to focus mainly on divorcing and new couples.

I’ve already done is set aside the best financing programs I can find strictly for divorcing and new couples. I just got engaged and bought a house my self in the past year so I know at least what the new couples are going through. I think not only is this something that I would like to do as a service but I think it would set me apart from most of my competition.

Any advise? you can email me too (NOT)

Thanks

<small>[ January 13, 2004, 09:13 PM: Message edited by: MBMagnolia ]</small>

We advise you take your business elsewhere. This is a marriage and relationships forum - not a mortgage forum.

Thanks WAT.

Just when you think you've seen it all! Nice try though V.

Mags

I would advise that you offer advice here without offering to sell something.

If you get a good reputation for giving sound advice, then I imagine folks will be willing to give you some personal referals outside of this board.

So if you want to offer some general tips, that would probably be a great idea.

Trolling for customers, not so good.

Tony

I was thinking of looking up someone like this next time I'm in the Seattle area(NOT)