Raleigh, NC – As real estate woes spread to even the Triangle and the real estate market continues to suffer from the downturn in the sub-prime market, mortgage brokers and real estate agents are forced to become creative and innovative in order to remain competitive.
Mark Brown, President and CEO of Golden Life Financial has teamed up with some of the Triangle’s finest realtors to offer an innovative program that makes it possible for homebuyers to realize their dream of owning a home, get the support and service of top notch professionals and save money.
The Golden Life Financial Homeownership Rewards Program gives 25% of the realtors’ commission, back to the buyer during closing. “The program is an opportunity for us to give back to those people who are still moving forward with their plans to become homeowners,” explains Brown. “Giving back is one of the building blocks of our company and we think homeownership is the key to achieving and securing wealth.”
It’s an offer local realtors find attractive. “Clients have been pleasantly surprised to learn about the program because in this market they are always looking for ways to keep their costs down,” says Tony Perry, Tri-City Realty. “Even though I am not getting a full commission, I am finding that it is a way to generate business and keep the momentum moving at a time when sales are down.”
Realtors also benefit from free advertising, an expanded network of Golden Life Financial customers and the security of having pre-approved customers.
“It’s a win-win for everyone…the lender, the agent and most importantly, the buyer,” adds Brown.
The Golden Life Financial Homeownership Rewards Program runs until October 30, 2007. For additional information, contact Golden Life Financial, 919 424-8331 or visit them online at www.goldenlifefinancial.com.
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