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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2026 · 56 MIN

How a Father-Daughter Mortgage Team Built a Referral Machine with Bill & Victoria Clayton

from The Way with Dino Katsiametis · host Dino Katsiametis

Send us Fan MailCan old-school relationship building still outperform modern lead generation and AI-driven sales?In this episode of The Way with Dino Katsiametis, Dino sits down with father-daughter mortgage team Bill Clayton and Victoria Clayton to break down the real strategies behind building a sustainable referral-based mortgage business. With over 30 years in the mortgage industry, Bill shares timeless principles around trust, financial planning, and client retention, while Victoria explains how she built a thriving business in just a few short years through relationships, consistency, open houses, and social media networking.This conversation dives deep into: Why referrals still outperform paid leads  The power of face-to-face and Zoom consultations  How younger loan officers can earn trust quickly  And why the future belongs to mortgage advisors—not just loan officers 👉 If you want to build a long-term mortgage business without relying on cold leads and rate shopping, this episode is packed with practical strategies you can implement immediately.🔑 Key Takeaways & Bullet Points• Why relationship-based business models still outperform lead buying • How Victoria built a 6–8 unit/month business in only 3 years • The strategy behind partnering with newer real estate agents • Why open houses are still massively underrated for relationship building • The importance of transparency when you’re newer in the business • How to create trust quickly with referral partners and clients • Why face-to-face meetings dramatically increase conversion rates • The difference between a “loan officer” and a true “mortgage advisor” • How Bill uses financial planning conversations to deepen client relationships • Why most mortgage professionals fail at long-term follow-up • The “calendar stacking” system for maintaining client relationships • How to build a repeat-and-referral business over time • Why human connection still matters more than technology • How to blend old-school relationship building with modern marketing tools • The mindset shift required to create version 2.0 and 3.0 of yourselfThanks for listening to "The Way With Dino Katsiametis"   For full show notes, links, and extra episode resources, visit dinokatsiametis.com. Follow Dino for weekly clips and mortgage leadership insights on instagram.com/dinokatsiametis | linkedin.com/in/dinokatsiametis Learn more about Ethos Lending at ethoslending.com.  

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