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Old 11-01-2010, 09:24 PM
YML YML is offline
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Default Mortgage broker looking for introducer agreement with estate agent.
I am currently looking for an introducers agreement with an estate agent in or around Yorkshire region but will travel further.

I am very professional and have excellent conversion rates with mortgage, protection and general insurance.

Looking to offer 35% on all products advised on including full 35% on life assurance commissions.

Proven ways for turning one sale into referrals, again generating 35% commission.

Any help with the above would be most appreciated.
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