Built by a former licensed loan officer
Mortgage Authority Websites for Loan Officers
I build mortgage websites for your company and the borrowers you want to reach. For $1,900, you get the pages listed below, a site that works on phones, and a contact form that emails you new messages. One set of changes after your review is included. You own the finished website and its content.
$1,900 paid once, due when you sign. Monthly search help is optional.
For loan officers and mortgage brokers nationwide. One mortgage client per city.
- Pay $1,900 once for the pages below, a contact form, and one set of changes after your review. Payment is due when you sign.
- You own your finished website and its content. Monthly search help is optional at $500 or $1,000. Your web address and other services may cost extra.
- Tim works with one mortgage client per city. Your company must approve the mortgage content before the site goes live.
What your $1,900 website includes
The price includes pages about the loans and buyer needs below. Before work starts, you get a written list of any other pages included and what we will keep from your old site.
Core loan programs
VA, FHA, conventional, USDA, and jumbo loans.
Buyer needs
First-time homebuyer programs, low down payment loans, FHA 203(k) rehab loans, and construction loans.
Investor and bank statement loans
DSCR loans based on rental income, bank statement programs, and investment property loans.
Refinance
Rate-and-term refinance, cash-out refinance, second mortgage/HELOC, and VA streamline (IRRRL).
Your pages focus on the loan questions people ask in your area. I organize them so search engines and AI tools can read them. The price also includes a contact form that emails you new messages and help setting up Google Search Console, a free tool that shows how people find your site in Google.
Extra pages, more sets of changes, and more work to move old content cost extra. So do chatbots, automatic emails or texts, links to your customer records system, and tools that track which ads or pages bring calls and forms. I give you a price before adding any of these.
Review the full package and pricing termsSee the website
Explore Tim’s own mortgage education site
Visit Homebuyer Inside Track to see how the pages look, what borrowers can read, and how they can get in touch. Try it on your phone, too. This is Tim’s own site and an example of his website work.
Visit Homebuyer Inside TrackA client example
See how a mortgage broker grew search visits
Read about the search and content work done for a South Carolina mortgage broker. The report shows visits from Google and mentions in AI answers. Those results came from more than a website build. They do not promise the same results or more closed loans for you.
Read the client’s resultsWhat you own and what you pay after launch
You own the finished website files and the content written for your site. You get access to GitHub, where those files are stored. You also control your Cloudflare account, which keeps your site online. Your written agreement explains these rights and any rules for outside services. Tim keeps the tools and templates he uses to build sites.
You pay to renew your web address and for any paid services you choose. Cloudflare’s free plan is usually enough to keep the site online. A monthly plan includes routine site care and checks that your site stays online.
Monthly help with search and content costs $500 or $1,000 per month for a website built by Tim. You can buy the website on its own. The plan you choose lists the work and help you get.
What to confirm before buying
Know what you are buying
Get a written list of the pages, old content to keep, changes included, and total price before work starts.
Get company approval
Your company reviews your license details, required notices, and mortgage content before the site goes live.
Check your contact form
Choose the email address that gets new messages. Test the form so you know those messages reach you.
Keep control of your site
Make sure you can access the accounts that hold your website files and keep your site online. Decide who will make future changes.
Tim uses his mortgage experience to build your site and write its content. Your company’s review team must approve the mortgage content before it goes online.
How we build your website
We set a schedule once we know the work, what you need to send, and who must approve the site.
Agree on the work
Check that your city is open. Agree on the pages, old content to keep, price, and schedule.
Share your details
Send your company details, loan programs, logo, photos, and required notices. Tim uses his loan officer experience to help write and organize your pages.
Review your website
Review the site with Tim and your company. The price includes one set of changes after your review.
Put your site online
Approve the finished site, test the contact form, and check your account access. Set up Google’s free search report tool with Tim.
FAQ
Before you order your mortgage website
Yes, if you own the web address and have the right to use the content. We can use your current web address for the new site. Before work starts, we list which pages, words, and photos to keep. We also agree on which old links should send visitors to a page on the new site. You get that list and the price in writing. Moving anything beyond that list costs extra, and I’ll tell you the price before doing the work.
We set a date after we agree on the pages and check what you need to send me. The timing also depends on how soon you and your company can review and approve the site.
The price includes one set of changes after your review. More sets of changes, new features, or a major change to work you already approved cost extra. I’ll give you the price before doing that work. Your company must approve the mortgage content before it goes online.
No. I build the pages we agree on and make them easy for search engines to read. That does not promise a spot in Google, a mention in an AI answer, or a set number of calls or loans. You can choose monthly help with search and new content, but it is not required.
Let’s talk about your website
Send your city, current website, company name, and the loans you want to offer. I’ll check whether your city is open and explain what you get for the price.
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