One of the most valuable assets a loan consultant can provide to their clients is an in depth understanding of the customer’s goals, desires, needs and dreams.

My view of a client and the relationship that I must build with my clients is like looking at the structural makeup of an iceberg.

Only 15% of the totality of an iceberg is visible above the water. Yet it is driven by what takes place below the surface, where 85% of the iceberg is susceptible to many different forces.
What is really happening and affecting our professional relationship is below the surface not above. In order to establish a genuine relationship with my clients I have to find out what's under the surface. After all, this is usually the largest financial transaction of your lifetime – it cannot be based on shallow assessments that lead to unrealistic outcomes. 

Think of me as you Strategic Partner or "agent of change"  armed with the behavioral tools to actively search for that invisible 85%, in this way we will not end up generating frustrations or unintentional damaging consequences. On the contrary, our solid relationship will end up with a custom designed loan that fulfills your ultimate purpose and potential for this financial commitment. 

YOU deserve my 100% customer service assurance throughout our entire loan transaction. Being your “trusted advisor” creates an obligation on my part to live up to my self imposed philosophy:
Legendary Service builds fortunes in repeat customers.
Poor service will drive my customers to my competitors

It takes a trained professional, my expertise, to see what is below the waterline of the iceberg and through carefully orchestrated communications, bring it to the surface to affect lasting positive results.
 
In our daily environment, only 15% of the forces that drive people, projects and situations are typically accessible to us. My belief is that every loan that I structure and custom fit to my clients has to be grounded in the people (knowledge of my client), the purpose (the why of the loan), and the potential (what do you want this loan to do for you long-term?).
Jeffrey Laeng