751: What Denise Donoghue Does Differently to Close Over $100M a Year

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Sep 28, 202634:59Business

Denise Donoghue has consistently closed over $100 million a year in personal mortgage production.What stood out to me in this conversation is that her strategy is not complicated.She prospects every day, tracks the right...

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