1. What exactly does Dajumo provide?
We deliver a done-for-you buyer advocacy business — fully operational, under your brand — including licensing support, recruitment, training, technology, and ongoing management. It’s a turnkey solution that plugs straight into your existing enterprise, instantly expanding your service offering.

2. How does this integrate with my existing business?
Our model is designed for seamless integration with mortgage brokerages, wealth management firms, and other financial services groups. The advocacy arm operates under your brand, enhancing client retention, increasing cross-sell opportunities, and boosting enterprise value without adding operational strain to your core business.

3. Do I need to have property expertise to offer this service?
No. We handle all aspects of the buyer advocacy function — from recruiting a licensed professional to managing operations. Your role is to provide the client introductions; we do the rest.

4. How quickly can the business be up and running?
Most partners can be live within 60 days, depending on licensing requirements in your state. Our streamlined processes mean you start seeing value as soon as possible.

5. How does Dajumo generate revenue for my business?
The advocacy arm delivers new revenue streams through buyer advocacy commissions and related services. This diversifies your income, increases client lifetime value, and elevates your business valuation.

6. What ongoing support do you provide?
We act as your operational partner — running weekly meetings with your licensee, managing deal flow, ensuring compliance, and providing marketing and technology updates to keep you ahead of the market.

7. Why is now the right time to act?
There’s a major shift in financial services — sophisticated clients now expect holistic, end-to-end property guidance. Acting now positions you ahead of competitors and allows you to secure market share before others catch up. Market validation is already evident with several aggregators, wealth management firms and fintechs already integrating advocacy services internally.