Mortgage Loan Officer
$150,000–$300,000
ApplyMortgage Loan Officer
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$150,000–$300,000
About the role
- Engage with inbound inquiries and follow up diligently via phone, voicemail, text, and email
- Consult with clients to understand their financial situation and recommend the right loan product
- Guide clients through the full origination process with clear communication and consistent follow-through
- Maintain accurate CRM activity in HubSpot and manage your pipeline with discipline
- Earn 5-star reviews as a standard part of every closed transaction
- Full-time hourly position structured as a draw against commissions; commissions paid once they exceed the draw
- Earning potential: $150,000–$300,000+ for high performers
- Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance | Paid Time OffIn-house processing and underwriting support
- Company-provided Google SEO and PPC leads via HubSpotLicensing support across 47 states + all 50 states for DSCR/BPL loans
- What We're Looking ForExperience & Requirements:2+ years as a licensed Loan Officer managing leads (preferred)
- Non-QM experience strongly preferred (DSCR, Bank Statement, 5–10 unit); VA experience a plusNMLS License required (no license required for Business Purpose/DSCR loans)
- Must pass background check
- The Right Fit:
- Phone-first mentality with urgency, consistency, and strong follow-up habits
- Financially sharp — comfortable with debt ratios, credit analysis, and a wide product menu
- Coachable, collaborative, and accountable to outcomes — not just activity
- Committed to a 5-star client experience as a non-negotiable standard
- Not the Right Fit If You:
- Avoid high call volume or prefer passive communication styles
- Treat CRM discipline and client reviews as optional
- Need to build your own systems rather than execute within proven ones
- Own Your Outcomes. Excellence in Every Interaction. Grow Together.
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