 | I've been an assistant to a mortgage broker for the past two years. I just turned 21 and I find that the real estate industry is very facinating yet very stressful at times. But I find that if I can become an underwriter that this will help me to become a mortgage loan consultant in the future or account executive. Any advise out there would be welcomed. Yes, I'm looking for a new job but I want one that will help me become a mortgage underwriter.
I have a friend that was an assistant to a mortgage broker and managed to get a job at BofA where they trained her to become an underwriter without first having been a jr. processor---what luck. HELLLLP. I don't have many contacts. ;-)
3 answers - Asked By: christiansareawesome - 7/10/2007 |
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 | As an experience Loan Officers, what advice can you give to me about your profession? I am very interested in working as a Loan Processor but I am also curious of what “real skills” does it take to work in a Mortgage Loan Office. Whom should you build a close working relationship with? I know the essential people would include a Mortgage Broker license, underwriter, loan consultant, document drawer, etc. but what else is needed besides a large capital.
“real skills” = things that are not included in the job description
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| As an experience Loan Officers, what advice can you give to me about your profession? I am very interested in working as a Loan Processor but I am also curious of what “real skills” does it take to work in a Mortgage Loan Office. Whom should you build a close working relationship with? I know the essential people would include a Mortgage Broker license, underwriter, loan consultant, document drawer, etc. but what else is needed besides a large capital.
“real skills” = things that are not included in the job description
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| I contacted a debt consultant and was told that i can decrease more than half of what i currently owed the credit card. but the program required me to stop making paying and wait for their negotiation. i know that's going to affect my credit really bad, but how about after i settled all the debt, would my credit comes back up? i am planning to buy a house in the near future, would the lender see this as a negative? or should i not use to program if i am planning to buy a house?
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1 answer - Asked By: Ashley B - 4/23/2010 |
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| Now that BofA is purchasing them wondering what will happen with Countrywide's Loan Consultants.
I am currently an LC for WaMu.
2 answers - Asked By: prichardsonwa - 1/25/2008 |
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| My sister want to know 15 jobs that start with letter I. Because it is her homework.
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| Recently, my company announced that all workers would have to divulge any second jobs or self-employment, and furthermore, have them approved (or denied) by the General Manager as a condition for continued employment.
Is this legal?
Notes: I work in California (so any help with state law would be useful) and my employer is a State Government entity.
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 | I want a decent paying job when I get out of college. I'm taking up marketing and I seen that DuPont hire students right out of college. I just wanted to know if they pay a good amount for someone just starting out.
1 answer - Asked By: yonkersboy93 - 9/21/2008 |
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| I bought my first house August of this year and I have 2 roommates helping me with cost. I make about $7000 gross a month at my full time job and about $1050 a month from my 2 roommates. My credit score is 789 and I have no debt other than my mortgage. I'd like to buy another house in my neighborhood and rent it out but don't have much cash for another down payment.
3 answers - Asked By: hotguyfromrincon - 12/25/2008 |
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 | I am not sure what to do here with the job market looking so bleak. I have been looking for all kinds of employment and there really is not much out there to make a living to raise a family at, without a Bachelors degree at the least. I have seen that starting your own business is a crap shoot too. I was hoping there might be someone with some expertise in this area. No MLM offers though please.
1 answer - Asked By: john b - 12/19/2008 |
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| I am desperate to stay in our school district for my kids sake. I am desperate to leave my situation away from my boyfriend, also; for my kids sake. I now have bad credit (most is 5+ yrs old) and just started a descent paying job that will become commission based. I feel that purchasing is smarter than renting. So, I wonder if one has to have good credit, job stability, and/or money down to purchase a home. Or which is most important? I am working on all of the above and obviously it takes time. So, I need to figure out the best first, second, third and so on, move.
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2 answers - Asked By: ivan2000arteaga - 1/8/2007 |
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| What kind of jobs pay well that involve helping troubled people? or just helping people in general?
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 | I was talking with a co-worker about my student loan debt problem. He said I could finance all my student loans through the government and that it would be better than consolidating with a private institution. I have government loans and private/plus loans.
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 | I am currently working for $19hr in a customer service company. NACA mortgage consultants starts at $12 however with room for commission of $700/$900 each closed loan. The complany explains a consultant can close about 3 to 5 loans a month. DO you think is worth leaving my old job that is paying me $19hr? would it truly be worth it in the long run?
NACA is a non profit organization that provides loans for low income and middle class individuals.
3 answers - Asked By: danielitosagacity - 8/21/2007 |
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| I am transferring from a local community college to Arkansas State University Jonesboro with around 50 hours of my basic courses. I would like to have my major set in stone by then but I'm currently at a loss.
Because of my special ability to make money without working traditional jobs everyone tells me to major in Business. So thats the plan right now. I love helping people so I was hoping to learn more about becoming a financial adviser. I just don't want to be in a situation where it takes years to make decent money.
I want to use my investment skills in the real estate market asap. But I need a reliable decent paying job to begin how I would like. I'm currently under the Finance degree route, but I'm afraid that it will be too broad for me to land a good job out of college.
So should I continue with a business degree? More specifically for someone wanting to own duplexes/ trailer parks/flip property would a finance degree/w business minor be the best option?
Thanks all.
Thanks for both of yours answers but I need a little more help. I realize that I do not actually need a degree to work in the real estate field, but I do want a decent paying job fairly quick out of college.I want to make 30k/yr pretty quick out of college save up money and buy a duplex or rental unit of any type. Pay this off asap then buy another and so on. Just a basic strategy that should work since I'm a single young person. I know that a finance degree will eventually help me in anything related to business, but I do not want to be stuck in a situation where I cannot find a job with a degree in Finance. Also I am not dropping out. I want a four year degree to keep graduate school & political interest in the future open.
So the question is- How confident can I be in landing a decent landing job out of college with a degree in finance? Or should I get a degree that guarantees me a job completely unrelated and just read books about real estate?
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1 answer - Asked By: stephen G - 1/7/2008 |
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