iLeads.com is changing the way the world thinks about Internet insurance leads. Until now, internet lead providers have relied on the consumer to provide accurate home values and descriptions. Those days are over. Drawing on our exclusive alliance with First American Financial Corporation, iLeads.com now produces more complete, accurate, and actionable leads than ever before—at no additional charge. Whether you are preparing quotes for life insurance or homeowner’s insurance, you will know more and close more with enhanced, long-form leads available only from iLeads.com. Find out more

At least five million adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) are scheduled for their first reset between 2008 and 2011. Millions of consumers who could afford ARMs with low “teaser” rates are finding it hard to make the new, higher payments. Foreclosures are at record highs. You could help many of these consumers, if you only knew who they were, what their home values and loan rates are, and if they are Do Not Call-compliant. Now you can. Read On

The housing boom of the turn of the century was fueled by the popularity of Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARMs). ARMs comprised 25 percent of the $8 trillion mortgage market, and a significant portion of those loans ($368 billion worth) are scheduled for their first reset this year. The public records of some of these loans have been compiled into ARM lists, but that is all they are—lists. They contain no detailed loan information, no payment information, no property information, and no indication of the phone number’s status or DNC compliance. With an ARM list, you’re stuck calling or mailing to incomplete and inaccurate data. iLeads.com has solved the problem by creating ARM leads rich in loan and property data. Full story

Mortgage brokers are trained to pursue a mortgage lead, not to walk away from it. There are times, however, when mortgage brokers need to take a hard look at the value of potential sale relative to their organization’s time and resource commitments. Every mortgage broker needs to understand that there are times to walk away from a mortgage lead. Full Story