What can a college graduate expect to make as a mortgage broker in his first 3 years?
I am in Scottsdale, Arizona which is incredibly affluent and the Phoenix Metro area is expanding rapidly.
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- A college degree won't make much of a difference in your earning potential as a broker. It's all about your personality and sales skills.
- I am unsure what being college graduate has to do with mortgage loan originations but I understand that the Phoenix real estate market is rebounding nicely.
- It depends on your people skills and your street smarts.
- I have to agree with everyone, that a college degree does not determine your success as a mortgage broker, or your profitability. However as a recent graduate and mortgage consultant, I will say that my business degree was helpful to me in marketing to my customers. A word of advice for you is to find a mentor, and read different books. Every time you read a book you will start developing new ideas and concepts that can be beneficial to you. I personally would love you to take a look at my company and be a part of my team. My team consist of young professional, such as yourself, having a desire to get their foot in mortgage industry. I educate these young people with the knowledge that I've acquired, and some of my team mates share there knowledge as well. If you are interested in talking one on one, feel free to email me and leave your contact info at emmanuelfleming@yahoo.com I promise to contact you within the next 24 hours. I wish you much success Emmanuel J. Fleming
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