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ruoff mortgageHamilton (OH)

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About the role

**** You don’t have to be looking to make a move to have a conversation.**** If you’re happy where you are, that’s a good thing! But even when things are going well, it never hurts to know what opportunities are out there and what might help you grow your business. Why Ruoff Mortgage? We know every Loan Officer has different goals. Whether it’s growing production, having the right support, gaining more flexibility, or finding a better balance between work and life, the right opportunity looks different for everyone. At Ruoff, we want to understand what matters to you and what would help you take your business to the next level. Let’s Start With a Conversation You don’t need to be looking for a new opportunity. You don’t need to have one fo ot out the door. And you definitely don’t need to make a decision. Sometimes, the best professional relationships start with a simple conversation. Here's What We’re Looking For Previous mortgage origination experience. An active NMLS license and the ability to meet applicable state licensing requirements. A proven ability to develop referral relationships and generate mortgage business. Strong communication, relationship-building, and sales skills. A customer-first mindset and commitment to providing an excellent borrower experience. The ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. An entrepreneurial mindset and a desire to continue growing your business. Let’s chat! No pressure, just a chance to get to know each other and see what’s possible.

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