Privacy

This site collects personal information in exactly one place: the contact form. A submission carries the fields you complete: name, title, organization, organization type, work email, optional phone, what prompted the inquiry, optional timeline, and your message. It is delivered by Resend, a transactional email service, to a Microsoft 365 mailbox I operate. The submission is not stored on this website and is not shared with or sold to anyone.

No borrower personally identifiable information is collected through this site, and none should be entered into the form.

This site sets three cookies of its own so that I can tell how you found it. One records the visit that first brought you here, one records the most recent visit that arrived from somewhere other than this site, and one counts the pages you have read in the visit you are on. The first two expire 90 days after they are written and the third ends when you close the browser. Each of the first two holds the same short note: any campaign tags on the address you arrived at, the domain that referred you, the first page you landed on, and the date. If you arrive from an ad, the note also holds the advertising platform's own click code and the value of that code, which is the tracking identifier the platform adds to the link, for example gclid on a Google ad. These cookies are set by this site, are read only by this site, and are never sold or shared. If your browser refuses cookies, the same note is kept in that browser's local storage instead, and if it refuses that too, nothing is recorded.

When you send the form, that note travels with it, so I can see how you found the site before I reply. The relay that delivers the form then keeps a record of the inquiry: its reference number, the date, the organization type you chose, the channel you came from, the referring domain or campaign tag, the first page you saw, the page you sent the form from, how many pages you read, and whether you were on a phone or a desktop. Where an ad click code was present it is recorded by name and never by value. Your name, your organization, your contact details and your message are not in that record. Tapping the phone number or the email address adds one to a count of taps and records nothing else.

Clicks are counted in Google Analytics 4, which Google runs on my behalf and which sets cookies of its own to tell one visit from another. It records which page you were on, what was clicked, such as the call button, an email link or a link off the site, how far down a page you read, and the same note about how you found the site. When the contact form is delivered successfully it records that one inquiry arrived. It never records anything you type into the form: not your name, not your email address, not your message. Advertising and remarketing storage are switched off in the tag, so nothing here builds an advertising profile of you, and I use these counts for one purpose, which is to see which pages and which listings bring the right inquiries.

Retention: form submissions live in my mailbox and I retain or delete them at my discretion. Each inquiry record described above deletes itself 400 days after it is written. The tap and inquiry counts are running totals with nothing in them that points to a person, and I keep those. Engagement data handling is governed by the engagement letter, see how engagements work.

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