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Any "Mortgage Consultants" on here?

Originally posted by: minendo
The only advice you'll ever need:

When the bitch hints at marriage, dump her ass.

Hmmm...that really doesn't make any sense?!?!?!?!?!?!?
 
My sister is a mortgage adviser, now she has moved to become involved with asset management.

It was hard work fro mher - started off being an estate agent for a year first
 
Interest rates will be heading up steadily for the next few years, and most people with high interest mortgages have already refinanced, so expect the number of new mortgages to keep declining.

In other words, don't base your choice on the market as it is now, base it on a much smaller market with far fewer customers for everyone to fight over.
 
You're about 3 years late if you want to get into the Mortgage industry. Rates are climbing, house values have shot up so far less people are buying, etc. My brother-in-law got into it a year or so ago and he was rocking.
 
Originally posted by: FrankyJunior
You're about 3 years late if you want to get into the Mortgage industry. Rates are climbing, house values have shot up so far less people are buying, etc. My brother-in-law got into it a year or so ago and he was rocking.

Not necessarily. I'm a loan officer working for a friend of mine who's a broker. He makes $40,000 a month and I get 25% of whatever I bring in. Yes, the rates are climbing but people are buying houses like candy in my area. However, we primarily target people with fair to poor credit so we get a bunch of folks.
 
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