Deadline Looms for 2016 Top Producers Survey

By No Author February 01, 2016, 9:39 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

Today is the final day to participate in the National Mortgage News 2016 Top Producers survey. The deadline for all entries is 6 p.m. EST Monday, Feb. 1. Click Here to Enter.

Please note that there will not be an extension to the submission deadline.

In addition to the questions about applicants' 2015 loan volume, the survey includes five questions designed for applicants to discuss the strategies that make them successful. These questions will be used to feature loan officers in the Producer Profile Q&A series. Click here to see the 2015 Top Producers rankings and to read recent Producer Profile interviews.

Participation in the Top Producers Survey is open to mortgage loan officers and mortgage brokers who work at depository, nonbank and mortgage brokerage firms in the United States. Information submitted about 2015 loan production will be used to compile this year's Top Producer Rankings.

The 2016 Top Producers will be revealed in an online countdown, and featured in the March print edition of National Mortgage News.

The nomination deadline is 6 p.m. EST Monday, Feb. 1.

Click here to access the online nomination form.

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