Gold Gems from listening to this video: 1 “Don’t text me” 2 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Find the new realtors in the area who are just getting started as well 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 3 Keep tuning in to the loan officer podcast! Dustin, this podcast is the truth. Thanks for taking the time and sharing your resources.
Excellent presentation that is loaded with pearls as others have mentioned. No matter what our area of endeavor is; it's important to know how to market ourselves. (I'm a freelance medical writer.)
I'm currently in the military, but the urge to put down roots is enticing. How realistic is it to leave the military and go straight into being a loan officer? Are there "stepping stones" to the career? Preferably a salaried LO with benefits for an easy transition to support a family of four! These podcasts are fantastic! I'm still going through them, so I'm sorry if this has already been discussed!
Hey Brennan - no worries and thanks for the support! Check out this episode to get you started: th-cam.com/video/dm_fvJhiW4E/w-d-xo.html We've also covered this in some other episodes as well: th-cam.com/video/B87_2VjCbso/w-d-xo.html
Great video: Quick question: What happens if I pass NMLS and not able to get sponsored (company sponsorship) to complete the application and obtain my NMLS License #. Where do I look to find a company that will sponsor me or do you have any ideas/companies that will sponsor a new NMLS applicant. Age group, people that are older than 45 and looking for a career change would lenders be willing to train and mentor someone looking to get into MLO business.
Hey Johnny - great question! I would not worry about not finding a mortgage company willing to on-board and hire you. Now…that does not mean say “yes” to the first person that asks you to the homecoming dance but it should not be an issue. Same applies to the your concerns on NMLS and sponsored company etc. Personally, we have had good success with folks transitioning into a 2nd career. No concerns there. In regards to finding the right company…Google and call. Reach out to your circle of influence, tell them what you are looking to do and ask them who they know. Then call. Ask our local Realtor friends who they prefer to work with in your market and reach out to folks who work there and let them know what you are looking to accomplish. Rinse. Repeat.
@@TheLoanOfficerPodcast Thanks for the video.And I am a new LO in MO and What should I look for in terms of good company character. Like their productions? Their rate sheet? Or it doesn't matter? Thks
Just received my Real Estate License and taking my MLO courses now. Excited for everything and this podcast is amazing!!! Thank you so much for your teachings.
Sir I like your show on another video when you talk of how much lo make . But I am a bit attracted to mortgage underwriting instead can yiu advice me a good carrier as Lo ,?
It is a good career. It is a career that technology will ultimately disrupt first. However, strong, experienced underwriters will be required regardless of tech. You should look to start as a Processing Assistant and work your way up or as an Underwriter's Assistant. Good luck!
Gold Gems from listening to this video: 1 “Don’t text me” 2 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Find the new realtors in the area who are just getting started as well 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 3 Keep tuning in to the loan officer podcast!
Dustin, this podcast is the truth. Thanks for taking the time and sharing your resources.
YOU GOT IT ROBERT - IN THAT ORDER!
As someone who just passed their test in October and newly licensed, these videos/podcasts have seriously helped me. Please don't stop!!!
Thanks for the feedback Christian! Don't worry, we have NO intentions of stopping - spread the good word!
Binge watching these and taking notes. Keep the content coming! I’m catching up :)
Excellent presentation that is loaded with pearls as others have mentioned. No matter what our area of endeavor is; it's important to know how to market ourselves. (I'm a freelance medical writer.)
BIG FACTS!
I'm currently in the military, but the urge to put down roots is enticing. How realistic is it to leave the military and go straight into being a loan officer? Are there "stepping stones" to the career? Preferably a salaried LO with benefits for an easy transition to support a family of four!
These podcasts are fantastic! I'm still going through them, so I'm sorry if this has already been discussed!
Hey Brennan - no worries and thanks for the support! Check out this episode to get you started: th-cam.com/video/dm_fvJhiW4E/w-d-xo.html
We've also covered this in some other episodes as well: th-cam.com/video/B87_2VjCbso/w-d-xo.html
Great advice. Thank you so much for sharing.
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Great advice here! Thanks for the content 🙌
Glad we could help Nick!
Great video: Quick question: What happens if I pass NMLS and not able to get sponsored (company sponsorship) to complete the application and obtain my NMLS License #.
Where do I look to find a company that will sponsor me or do you have any ideas/companies that will sponsor a new NMLS applicant.
Age group, people that are older than 45 and looking for a career change would lenders be willing to train and mentor someone looking to get into MLO business.
Hey Johnny - great question! I would not worry about not finding a mortgage company willing to on-board and hire you. Now…that does not mean say “yes” to the first person that asks you to the homecoming dance but it should not be an issue. Same applies to the your concerns on NMLS and sponsored company etc. Personally, we have had good success with folks transitioning into a 2nd career. No concerns there. In regards to finding the right company…Google and call. Reach out to your circle of influence, tell them what you are looking to do and ask them who they know. Then call. Ask our local Realtor friends who they prefer to work with in your market and reach out to folks who work there and let them know what you are looking to accomplish. Rinse. Repeat.
@@TheLoanOfficerPodcast EXCELLENT ! Thank you for the advice/information.
@@TheLoanOfficerPodcast Thanks for the video.And I am a new LO in MO and What should I look for in terms of good company character. Like their productions? Their rate sheet? Or it doesn't matter? Thks
@@Realtalkwithlin You should look for culture and what type of support systems they have in place to set you up for success. 👍
What does a loan officer do? Or what is a loan officer? 🤔
Hey MSMREPO - Check out this episode: th-cam.com/video/dm_fvJhiW4E/w-d-xo.html
@@TheLoanOfficerPodcast Will do thanks
Just received my Real Estate License and taking my MLO courses now. Excited for everything and this podcast is amazing!!! Thank you so much for your teachings.
New LO here. Thanks so much for all this helpful material. Love your channel!
Hey Betsy! Welcome to the industry and glad we could help out! Let us know if you ever have any questions or need any tips!
Sir I like your show on another video when you talk of how much lo make .
But I am a bit attracted to mortgage underwriting instead can yiu advice me a good carrier as Lo ,?
It is a good career. It is a career that technology will ultimately disrupt first. However, strong, experienced underwriters will be required regardless of tech. You should look to start as a Processing Assistant and work your way up or as an Underwriter's Assistant. Good luck!
Thank you.
Got you Efrain!