Jamison Law Group, Los Angeles, has announced the launch of Credit CRM, an out-of-the-box software and training system designed to empower mortgage originators to offer credit repair services to Americans with poor credit.Credit CRM includes full credit training as well as a credit and sales software system, unlimited telephone support, and a full Internet-based marketing system. Credit CRM is offered to businesses and individual entrepreneurs who are looking to start a credit repair business, and is often used as a supplemental business opportunity for mortgage professionals. The system provides Web-based sales management modules, over 20 hours of credit repair training, and a full marketing program. The announcement came at the National Association of Mortgage Brokers annual conference in Seattle. Jamison Law Group can be found on the Web at http://www.jamisonlawgroup.com.
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