Sell Without Selling Podcast
Episode #4
Six Figure Success with Amy Valdivia
Episode Highlights:
- Hear how Amy stumbled into the real estate industry.
- Amy shares about the major changes in regards to lending Amy has seen over the years.
- Discover how Amy built her own brand identity under the umbrella of another brand.
- Learn the role that education plays in selling.
- Amy talks about a difficult medical situation and how it impacted her.
- Understand the difference between excellence and perfection.
- Stacey and Amy discuss the value of networking.
Today’s Guest: Amy Valdivia
With over 28 years of experience, Amy Valdivia is happy to help borrowers finance the “American Dream.” From buying their first home with down payment assistance to refinancing, she works with borrowers throughout the years. Her experience in management, loan operations and personal client relationships allows her to advise and guide clients through the loan process resulting in a well educated home loan experience. When referring clients to Amy, rest assured you are sending them to someone with demonstrated knowledge in various Conventional, FHA and VA loan types. Amy can assist clients in California, Nevada and Arizona. Her expertise is in the various government bond and down payment assistance programs.
“I don’t know what selling is because I don’t sell.” – Amy Valdivia
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This is sell without selling, episode 4.
Hey, this is Amy Valdivia with American Financial Network, and if you want to learn the six and seven figure science to success, significantly increase your revenue, and learn how to successfully build professional relationships, you should be listening to Sell Without Selling podcast with my good friend, Stacey O’Byrne.
[Intro]
Stacey: Amy, welcome to the show. Thanks so much for coming on.
Amy: Thank you for having me. I am so happy to be here.
Stacey: I am ecstatic you’re here. You know I’ve known you for a while and I’ve had the pleasure of watching you achieve so many different levels of success. And it’s just been so cool to watch. So tell us about your journey in the lending industry. 30 years experience. That’s pretty crazy.
Amy: Yeah. I stumbled right into it. I was in college, of course, looking for jobs. That’s what college students do – anything to make a little extra cash, and answered an ad for an office clerk/secretarial position. I showed up to work first day at the job, and this burly old man that I was working for in this small little strip mall in Covina said, “You know, you’re a loan processor.” It surprised me and I said, “I thought I was just a secretary, or answering your phones or what have you.” And he said, “No. If I put loan processor, none of y’all would have answered the ad.” He said, “I have to run out. I have to run some errands, so I am going to lock you in the office,” gave me a phone number to one of the underwriters for the company that he sent a lot of business to, and said, “Call her. She’ll tell you what to do. Figure it out.”