ALCOVA Mortgage, LLC., Roanoke VA
Jamie Lee Bailey from ALCOVA Mortgage, LLC.

Jamie Lee Bailey

ALCOVA Mortgage, LLC.

About Us

Speaker, Educator and Advocate for Homeownership. I help clients with mortgage financing and I help Realtors with tools to successfully be able to grow their business and expand their horizons.

How We Got Started

Originally to have an income, which turned into a passion for real estate. 19+ years in mortgage origination and as a real estate investor set me apart. I am a licensed educator for Realtors and love to talk about all things Real Estate.

Products & Services
Home Loan financing
Real Estate by ALCOVA Mortgage, LLC.
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Jamie from ALCOVA Mortgage, LLC. Answered this on February 23, 2018
I will check as well. Does she have a car title she can take to the bank and just get a quick no cost vehicle loan? What about credit card checks or draw off of credit cards ? I will ask in the hard money arena that I have. Horse is not really a stable asset for most lenders. If horse dies you... (more) I will check as well. Does she have a car title she can take to the bank and just get a quick no cost vehicle loan? What about credit card checks or draw off of credit cards ? I will ask in the hard money arena that I have. Horse is not really a stable asset for most lenders. If horse dies you have nothing of value really

Jamie from ALCOVA Mortgage, LLC. Answered this on September 25, 2017
Hello Nancy, I always treat them very nicely but I have a team member or employee handle them, which gives a degree of separation. I have found that typically they are not appreciative even if I give my services for free and they don't even realize it some of the time. This is a fine line,... (more) Hello Nancy, I always treat them very nicely but I have a team member or employee handle them, which gives a degree of separation. I have found that typically they are not appreciative even if I give my services for free and they don't even realize it some of the time. This is a fine line, you want to help them and give them free advice but it also takes away from your income generation. You have to do what feels good and right for you. For me, I have found that referring them to a team member is best.

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