The Right Fit
That’s the idea here — offering personal insight to help you decide if we are a good fit to work together. I believe we are; however, I respect your decision.
I’m a Mobile Loan Signing Agent. That’s the easy part. The challenges I enjoy are developing meaningful relationships with folks like you and serving your clients during one of the most significant transactions of their lifetime.
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Enjoy the read — I believe we would make a great fit.
Eric “Big E” Mehl​
Finish the Journey
“Leading people through the final step of realizing their home buying dream”
What started for your clients as an idea, has grown into a journey filled with excitement and anticipation.
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Because of your help through the entire real-estate funding process, they can now see the end in sight.
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Book me to complete their journey by facilitating the loan document signing.
Career SnapShot
“I’d like to be a Tournament Director on the PGA TOUR “
…response to my high school guidance counselor’s “career question”
The chapter in my career running golf tournaments on the PGA TOUR cultivated a skill-set applicable to facilitating loan closings. Conducting TOUR events and leading loan closings are very important to the people participating. While the number of people involved are vastly different, the skills and abilities required couldn’t be more similar.
Tournament Manager
Tournament Director
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Executive Director
Dayton’s Challenge (Minneapolis, MN)
84 Lumber Classic (Pittsburgh, PA)
Bank of America Colonial (Fort Worth, TX)
Crowne Plaza Invitation (Fort Worth, TX)
Stanford St Jude Championship (Memphis, TN)
Leadership
Communication
Meticulous
Compliance
Preparation
Execution
Oratory
Thorough
Organized
Professional
Digging Deeper
“Insights to the traits and values guiding me personally and professionally”
Interpersonal
A transaction will likely pay a bill, providing a short-term means. I am focused on building long-term, battle tested, relationships. That just sounds more fun to me.
Invest in the success of others, for their lies true value.
Enriching
Doing what is best for your success and your clients well-being — that is my job. This is where value lives and grows. Once their, the rest just figures itself out.
Accountable
Executing error-free loan documents during a closing is the standard. Accepting responsibility when a mistake occurs, then doing what’s right, is not negotiable.
Proficient
A knowledgeable professional leading the successful signing of detailed loan documents. Skilled at communication, organization and problem-solving.
Dependable
Golfers rely on their caddie to help with yardages, club selection and more. This builds trust and confidence. Similarly, in time, you’ll have faith in me facilitating closings.
Meticulous
My role is to live in the intricacies and complexities of loan documents — keeping danger out of the details. I’ll process complicated contracts in a simple manner.
Cowboy Cookie
“Let’s enjoy a few of these together and talk about your business”
I recently met with the Tarrant County Coroner. After a thorough autopsy of these cookies, she determined they will likely lead to my demise.
She said there’s worse ways to go — then asked me for the recipe!
Ingredients
1.5 C
.5 C
1 C
.75 C
2
1 tsp
2 C​
Butter, Unsalted
Beef Tallow (or butter)
Brown Sugar
Sugar, Granulated
Eggs, Large (room temp)
Vanilla Extract
Flour, All Purpose
.5 tsp
1 tsp
1 tsp
.25 tsp
1 C
1 C
Salt
Baking Powder
Baking Soda
Cinnamon, Ground
Old Fashioned Rolled Oats
Frosted Flakes
1 C
.5 C
.75 C
.75 C
.75 C
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Pecans, Rough Chop & Toasted
Shredded Coconut, Sweetened
Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips
Milk Chocolate Chips
Peanut Butter Chips
Sea Salt, Flake (for finishing)
Directions
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If you want to toast your pecans chop them up and throw them in a dry skillet over medium heat. Toast for 3-5 minutes, until fragrant. Don’t let them burn! Remove from heat and let cool while you make the dough.
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In a large bowl or stand mixer, beat the butter and beef tallow until it is light and fluffy.
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Add both sugars and beat well, scraping sides and bottom.
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Add eggs and vanilla, beat well.
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In a separate bowl, mix together the dry powder ingredients: Salt, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon, flour. In small batches, add the mixed dry powder ingredients into the stand mixer. Slow the mixer speed while doing this.
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Add the oats, Frosted Flakes, pecans, and coconut to the bowl. Mix in gently.
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Add the peanut butter chips, milk chocolate chips and semi-sweet chocolate chips.
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Mix until everything is incorporated. Don’t over mix, it will make your dough tough.
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Chill the dough for at least 1 hr, or up to 24 hrs.
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line a couple baking sheets with silicone baking mats or parchment paper.
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Use a 1/4 cup measuring cup to scoop these onto the pan. Leave at least a couple inches in between each ball of dough on the baking sheets.
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Bake at 350 for 12-14 minutes, until the cookies are golden on the edges and they are not too shiny in the middle. (A little shine is okay.)
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Place the baked cookies on cooling racks. After about 5 minutes or while still slightly warm, finish the cookies by lightly sprinkling on sea salt flakes. Trust me, the salt with the sweet is a winner.