What is a Borrower Alert and Why Did I Get One?
Borrower Alerts keep you in the loop, notifying you whenever one of your past borrowers lists their home for resale.
What Is a Borrower Alert in RETR?
A Borrower Alert notifies you when one of your previous borrowers lists their home for sale, giving you the opportunity to reconnect and help them with their next mortgage.
RETR automatically tracks the activity of your past borrowers and agent partners using your historical book of business, making it easier to identify new lending opportunities and strengthen client relationships.
Why did I receive a Borrower Alert?
You received a Borrower Alert because one of your previous borrowers has recently listed their home for sale.
This may indicate they're preparing to purchase another property and could need financing for their next home. Reaching out early gives you an opportunity to reconnect before they begin working with another lender.
Borrower Alerts are designed to help mortgage professionals:
- Re-engage past borrowers
- Generate repeat business
- Identify new loan opportunities
- Stay informed about client activity
I don't have a RETR account. Why did I receive this email?
If you haven't signed up for RETR but received a Borrower Alert email, you were likely enrolled in our Borrower Alert Trial.
As part of this program, RETR creates a free trial account so you can view alerts about your previous borrowers and experience how the platform helps mortgage professionals identify repeat business opportunities.
Your free trial gives you access to Borrower Alerts and introduces you to RETR's platform for mortgage professionals.
RETR provides:
- Loan officer and real estate production data dating back to 2017
- Historical transaction and loan history
- Borrower and agent relationship tracking
- Business development tools for mortgage professionals
- Insights that help you grow referral relationships and repeat business
Your Borrower Alert Trial is valid for 30 days from the date you receive your email.
When your trial ends, it will expire automatically and you will not be charged. If you'd like to continue using RETR, you can simply log in and choose a subscription plan.
Learn more about RETR
Borrower Alerts are just one of the many ways RETR helps mortgage professionals grow their business. To learn more about the platform and see its features in action, register for one of our introductory product demos.