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Importance of a Pre-Approval Letter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9pP4jXlqAc&t=1s
In a market as hot as this one sellers can be more selective when it comes to choosing what offers they’re willing to accept. If you've found a home you love it's important to make your offer stand out to the seller. A pre-approval letter is one of the most important things you can do to let a seller know you are a vetted and qualified buyer.  
The path to your dream home is easier than you think with an expert to guide the way. When you connect with our team, we can help you determine a budget, loan program and rate that works for you.
If you have been considering purchasing this summer and have not been pre-approved give me a call! Our team would be happy to walk you through the process.
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ALV Mortgage Interviews Make-A-Wish Utah

https://youtu.be/ki7dEp2skEc   Our President and CEO was able to sit down for a social distanced interview with Make-A-Wish Utah CDO Daniel Dudley to learn more about what the foundation is truly about and how they are making a difference for children in Utah. Please unite with ALV Mortgage to help Make-A-Wish Utah grant more amazing wishes this year. Use our link to donate (https://alvmtg.com/wish) and ALV Mortgage will 100% match all donations up to $50,000. Donate today!
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2016 SAMY Award

The SAMY awards shine a spotlight on some of Utah’s most successful sales and marketing professionals. Sales can be a thankless and demanding profession, and data-driven marketing doesn’t always get the respect it deserves. But we’re here to applaud these ambitious executives who are so instrumental in the success of their companies. A summer job selling alarm systems ruined hourly jobs forever for Anthony VanDyke, President of ALV Mortgage. When he got back, he dropped out of college and went straight into mortgages, and hasn’t blinked since—despite its unique challenges. “Sales can be a roller coaster. It’s paying rent and groceries on credit cards one month to splurging and buying a Harley Davidson for cash the next. At the beginning, the mentality of the ups and downs were hard for me and saving for the downs was a challenge,” VanDyke says. VanDyke has found success in sticking to the basics and being held accountable for the things that need to get done—and it’s worked. From 2014 to 2015, VanDyke increased his sales closures by more than 200 percent, and the company as a whole has recently seen an increase of nearly 400 percent in past customer referrals. “Never take your foot off the gas. Prospect consistently no matter what,” he says. “If you do you will have consistent sales twice the amount of your peers as you are prospecting twice as much as your peers who take their foot off the gas for half the year.”     Utah Business Magazine PDF
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