Producing Branch Manager
$48,000 annual
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$48,000 annual
About the role
- $48,000 annual base salary for branch leadership.120 basis points (1.20%) on self-sourced personal funded loans; 50 basis points (0.50%) on company-generated personal funded loans.10 basis points (0.10%) on team funded production, plus incentives for successful producing hires.
- Qualified hires receive a 60–90 day income guarantee, paying the greater of the guarantee or earned compensation. The amount depends on verified production and current compensation.
- Employer contributions toward employee health, dental and vision premiums, plus a 401(k), subject to plan terms and eligibility.
- A path to a P&L model for established leaders and branches producing $24 million or more annually, with eligibility and terms negotiated case by case.
- Resources to help you grow
- Personalized onboarding and transition planning for licensing, pipeline, systems and launch activities.
- Marketing investment in personal branding, campaigns, advertising, events and partner co-marketing tailored to your market.
- Digital advertising, employer affinity and builder Trusted Lender programs, and company-generated opportunities. Future lead volume is not guaranteed.
- Correspondent and broker channels offering conventional, FHA, VA, jumbo, construction, second-home, non-QM and home equity products.
- Lending Pad LOS, loanofficer.ai POS/CRM, automation and AI, supported by processing, operations, coaching and professional development.
- Interested? If you have any questions, please contact Dale via linked-in at http://www.linkedin.com/in/dalepcorreaThank you for your interest!
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